When the Land Speaks… Palestine Deserves
Palestine does not ask for the impossible — it only demands what it rightfully deserves. It deserves for its soil to be nourished with dew, not stained with blood; to wake to the sounds of nature, [...]
Al-Quds Is Being Violated: Settlement Maps Turn into Weapons of Uprooting and a Battle for Existence
In Al-Quds, maps are no longer silent sheets of paper. They have become tools of uprooting, drawn by force and imposed as a fait accompli. Here, construction is not meant to serve people, but to remove [...]
A New Normalization Step by the Usurping Entity Undermines the Justice of the Palestinian Cause
The usurping entity’s announcement recognizing the so-called “Somaliland region” constitutes another link in the chain of normalization efforts through which it seeks to break its imposed isolation and entrench its presence as a fait accompli, at [...]
On Christmas… Gaza Lights Its Candle in the Face of Darkness
In a land still gathering what remains of its breath after a devastating war of annihilation, a Christmas candle rose inside the Holy Family Church in Gaza—a small window of light declaring not only a religious [...]
A Pitch on the Brink of Demolition… When Dreams Are Besieged Behind the Wall
In a narrow corner of the occupied West Bank, just a stone’s throw from the separation wall, children of Aida Refugee Camp have long grown accustomed to chasing a small ball across a modest asphalt pitch, [...]
Between Rubble and Cold… A Forced Return to Homes Unfit for Life in Gaza
The ceasefire that came into effect on October 10 did not open a gateway to safety for Gaza’s residents as much as it marked a truce suspended on the edge of danger. As the sounds of [...]
The West Bank Under Settler Fire… A Year Written in Violence as a Daily Doctrine
Violence in the West Bank is no longer a passing headline in news bulletins; it has become a steady rhythm of daily life. In 2025, attacks intensified to the point that they appeared to form a [...]
When the Sea Is Sealed by Force… Gaza’s Fishermen on the Brink of Extinction
The sea in Gaza is no longer a promise of life; it has become a boundary between livelihood and death. Along the coastline, where fishing once unfolded as a daily story of labor and endurance, the [...]
A Rainy Night in The Tents… A Narrative of Survival in Gaza’s Winter
The rain in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis was not a passing event, but a harsh test of endurance. There, where rows of worn and overcrowded displacement tents stretch endlessly along muddy roads, the rain [...]
When Death is no Longer an Escape… Gaza’s Cemeteries Turn into a Battlefield
In Gaza, death is no longer the end of suffering — it has become its new beginning. Here, where souls are expected to rest and memory preserved under modest stone markers, the war extended even to [...]