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emerging writers from Palestine tell their stories and advocate for their human rights

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Tag: Palestine

‘Palestine’s Pearl’: Tunisian street artists celebrate Palestinian culture

"I will always practice art, until one day I return with my mother to our city of Nazareth."
Majd Salem

    Gazans carry on during latest Israeli attack on Gaza

    “Wars are in every home: in Ukraine and in Palestine. Where should I escape now?” 
    Khaled Mohammed El-Hissy

      A Palestinian boy’s journey from paralysis to hope

      “Muhammad’s life was very normal before he contracted the Guillain-Barre virus."
      Nada Hazem Al Kahlout

        Why hope is fading for mothers of imprisoned Palestinians

        "Diyaa’s name means light in Arabic. Indeed, he was the light of my life."
        Shahd Safi

          From Gaza to Jerusalem: A tourist in my own Palestine

          I once could experience Ramallah only vicariously, yet now, I was actually walking its streets. 
          Haneen Abed Elnaby
            Shireen Abu Akleh

            Shireen Abu Akleh – The Palestinian voice assassinated by Israel

            Shireen Abu Akleh was killed by Israeli forces in Jenin doing what she always sought to do - bring Palestinian voices to the world.
            Issam Adwan

              A letter from Gaza to the Natives of Standing Rock

              The fight of Native Americans for control of their "sacred land" is Palestinians' fight too. We are with them because their story is our story.
              Israa Suliman

                Breaking free

                It is difficult for anyone to go against social and religious norms, and an important lesson in life is when and how.
                Rahaf Skukani

                  My country isn’t in the ‘system’

                  All I wanted was some Sudafed. But I was not allowed that relief because my homeland isn't in the U.S. "system."
                  Doaa Mohaisen

                    After 68 years of Nakba, is coexistence still possible?

                    My hope is that when my children, or the children of my children, experience peace in their land, they will look at each other and say, how dare they? Just as we now do with the Holocaust.
                    Mohammed Alhammami

                      A home so far

                      The world is a foreign land/I have her broken pieces in my hand.
                      Amana Diab

                        The fight for freedom knows no limits

                        The Palestinian says, “Do not let the olive branch fall from my hand.”
                        Saja Jaber Al-Moghair