“The Palestinian Nakba… as I remember it” – Father Manuel Musallam I was ten years old, living in Birzeit.
Introduction The Zionist Theodor Herzl played a central role at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century in laying the foundations [...]
The Tragedy of Child Hind Rajab: Details and Developments in the Case
In late January 2024, five-year-old Palestinian girl Hind Rajab went missing along with six of her relatives in Gaza's Tel al-Hawa neighborhood while fleeing the [...]
Gaza Writes Its Hunger in Blood… Life is Besieged by the Missing Loaf
History in Gaza is not written in ink, but in mud, blood, and hunger. From the rubble, in a city where ashes mix with the [...]
The International Court of Justice Opens the Dossier of the Usurping Entity: Between Legal Accountability and a Damning Humanitarian Testimony
Within the solemn walls of the International Court of Justice in The Hague—where silence echoes the cries of thousands still unheard—unprecedented public hearings opened on [...]
Easter Bells Ring in Wounded Gaza… As Christians Hearts Bleed across Palestine
On a morning shrouded in both sorrow and hope, Palestine marks Easter Sunday. Church bells ring out across the land, yet in the hearts of [...]
The Baptist Hospital… Bombed So the Truth wouldn’t be Conveyed
The evening in Gaza was anything but ordinary. As the world was winding down another day, the skies over Khan Younis split open with the [...]