
Ramadan under Occupation: when freedom becomes a wish
Ramadan has arrived. I had hoped this year would bring good news for my city, my homeland, and just a little freedom. I don’t know
Ramadan has arrived. I had hoped this year would bring good news for my city, my homeland, and just a little freedom. I don’t know
After the ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel, the announcement of the release of hostages and Palestinian prisoners brought happiness beyond words. These prisoners, who
This is a message Israeli settlers are plastering across the West Bank to terrorize Palestinians and pressure them to leave their homeland.
The policy of placing barbed wire at home entrances and closing off streets is part of a broader strategy of “soft displacement.” By making life unbearable for residents, the Occupation seeks to push Palestinians out of these areas.
Christmas is approaching; for many, it is a time of joy, celebration, and reflection. This season brings families together to cherish the warmth of love,
Palestinian scholars, students and educational institution are systematically being killed by the Israeli occupation
Travelling to Tunisia offered a glimpse of what freedom could feel like—a life unburdened by barriers and restrictions. The ability to move freely, to express our identity without fear, and to connect with others on a human level felt revolutionary.
A story of the oppressive and devastating practice of family separation.
I’m exhausted by the countless international agreements promising “children’s rights.” The words are everywhere, yet they hold no weight in our reality.
It’s been a year of bombardments, more deaths, and more horror. And the world is still blind and questioning if it is a genocide. The