Mosab Abu Toha, an award-winning Palestinian poet, uses his art to express the grief and resilience of Gaza amid conflict. He shares personal stories of loss, highlighting how poetry helps articulate both individual trauma and collective suffering. Reflecting on wrongful detention, he discusses the emotional impact of violence on communities. Mosab emphasizes the power of language in understanding Gaza's humanitarian crisis, using poetry not only as a medium of grief but also as a means of advocacy and preserving cultural memory.

Mossab Abutoha, a renowned Palestinian poet from Gaza, and Namante Nankimo, an Indigenous leader from the Waorani Nation in Ecuador, share compelling insights. They explore the personal struggles of loss, displacement, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Abutoha's poignant poetry captures the devastation of war, while Nankimo emphasizes the blend of environmental justice and cultural preservation. Together, they highlight the urgent need to protect indigenous cultures and ecosystems amidst ongoing conflicts.