The Exiled Palestinian Poet Fighting Censorship in Democracies
The speaker recounts their family's tragic expulsion during the Nakba and the ongoing struggles for identity and connection within the Palestinian diaspora.
My Grandmother Survived the Nakba-Now I Hope to Survive a Genocide
Generational trauma and displacement are evoked as Palestinians face repeated cycles of violence, echoing experiences of Nakba refugees.
The Exiled Palestinian Poet Fighting Censorship in Democracies
The speaker recounts their family's tragic expulsion during the Nakba and the ongoing struggles for identity and connection within the Palestinian diaspora.
My Grandmother Survived the Nakba-Now I Hope to Survive a Genocide
Generational trauma and displacement are evoked as Palestinians face repeated cycles of violence, echoing experiences of Nakba refugees.
The stories of Gaza's oldest victim and its youngest
The Gaza health ministry reports 34,344 Palestinians killed, highlighting the personal stories behind these tragic statistics, including that of a 101-year-old victim.
From Georgia to the US national spotlight
Ruwa Romman's advocacy underscores the complexities Arab-American voters face in balancing party loyalty and critiques of pro-Israel policies.
Ridgewood and Brooklyn residents rally to demand end to Palestinian violence - QNS
The article highlights a recent Pro-Palestine demonstration in Ridgewood and Brooklyn, commemorating the Nakba and calling for an end to the violence.
Rebel Writers: Palestine & Syria
The film Rebel Writers: Palestine & Syria highlights the stories of Muin Bseiso and Constantin Zurayk, two Arab writers who championed the Palestinian cause.
How US Intelligence and an American Company Feed Israel's Killing Machine in Gaza
Unit 8200 at Camp Moshe Dayan is Israel's most secret military base, with advanced intelligence facilities and AI capabilities.
Letters From the Apocalypse
George Abraham and Sarah Aziza began writing letters to each other about their experience as Palestinians, which turned into a record of their observations and emotions during the bombing of Gaza.
The letters explore themes of legibility, resistance, and hope in the context of being a Palestinian in the world.
No other land is home': Amid Israel bombs, a Gaza City family won't leave
The Abu Shahla family in Gaza City refuses to leave their home despite the ongoing conflict and difficult living conditions.
The family has experienced forced displacement before during the Nakba, and their current situation feels like a microcosm of that experience.
A House in Jerusalem holds the memories and grief of Nakba, dispossession
The film 'A House in Jerusalem' by Muayad Alayan intertwines the grief of a Palestinian and Jewish girl, reflecting the shared trauma in the city.