The unbreakable spirit of Palestinian mothers
B.O.S
To be a Palestinian mother is to live with grief and hope intertwined. Their faith in the future, fragile yet unbroken, is what keeps the spirit of Palestine alive.
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To be a Palestinian mother is to live with grief and hope intertwined. Their faith in the future, fragile yet unbroken, is what keeps the spirit of Palestine alive.
What does it mean to keep memory alive? We wrestle with this question regularly at CPT. Holding on to collective memory – of a comrade
As Palestine counts the toll of the genocide in Gaza, Shahd reflects on how poetry helps us to understand the nature of homeland, memory and resistance.