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Monthly Archives: December 2025
The Sweet Taste of Resilience: Palestinian Dates
By Phalapoem editor, 4/12/2024 Palestinian dates are more than just a sweet and nutritious fruit; they are a symbol of resilience, culture, and identity. Grown in the fertile lands of the Jordan Valley and along the edges of Palestine’s rich … Continue reading
Exploring the Complexity and Uniqueness of Racism
Racism is universally condemned, but antisemitism “uniqueness” debate has become sterile and constitutes an “intellectual terrorism”. The question is why? Does suffering from racism have universal or unique feelings? In contemporary society, racism remains a pervasive and deeply ingrained issue … Continue reading
The Ceasefire Charade
Chris Hedges, 15/01/25 Source Israel, going back decades, has played a duplicitous game. It signs a deal with the Palestinians that is to be implemented in phases. The first phase gives Israel what it wants — in this case the … Continue reading
Posted in Chris Hedges, Gaza, Justice, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian history, USA
Tagged Ceasefire deal, Gaza genocide, Gaza war, genocide
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British Complicity in Gaza: Public Outrage vs. Government Support for Israeli Apartheid
By Phalapoem editor, 29/12/2024 The catastrophic humanitarian crisis made by Israel in Gaza has drawn starkly contrasting responses from the British public and the UK government. While widespread protests, petitions, and vocal outcries highlight a deep sense of solidarity with … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, UK
Tagged Apartheid, Gaza genocide, Starmer, sunak
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The Apartheid’s Twisted Narrative That Led to Gaza Genocide
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, News from the apartheid
Tagged Gaza genocide, israel’s apartheid
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Defying Despair: Wael’s Resilient Odyssey
Background: Israeli Occupational forces (IOF) killed his wife, daughter, a son and grandson. The next day Wael Al-Dahdouh, Al Jazeera ‘s journalist returned to work. A few weeks later, IOF injured him and killed his colleague, Samir Abu Daqa, Jazeera’s … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian history, Poems
Tagged Wael Al Dahdoul
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Daily Lives of Palestinians Under Israeli Military Occupation
Astromystic, 1/12/25 Every morning in Palestine, the routine begins with a haunting familiarity: the sound of armored patrols, the click of a metal gate slamming shut, and the anxious glance at the sky for helicopters. For millions of Palestinians living … Continue reading