The ghoul who came knocking
I thought the knock was a ghoul, but it was really someone I thought I’d lost.
we are not numbers
emerging writers from Palestine tell their stories and advocate for their human rights
I thought the knock was a ghoul, but it was really someone I thought I’d lost.
The poet Dareen Tatour was jailed, but her poem remained free.
The European Union must act to hold Israel accountable for the suffering.
An exceptional woman waits years for her man to be freed.
Facebook, how can my reality be “offensive”?
Caged birds in Palestine sing of freedom.
Once a month, they get a 45-minute visit–or perhaps no visit at all.
Emad disappeared at the Gaza border, then returned a year later—in a body bag.
Like Ahed Tamimi, Israa Ja’abis is another Palestinian woman in Israeli prison, yet she is invisible.
“Do my duty,” to a Palestinian, means resisting the oppression of the Israeli regime in whatever way necessary.
Imprisonment has become an ongoing thread in Palestinian society, as natural as oud music and the dabke.
