Category Archives: Palestinian art & culture

Stop the Killing: End the Occupation, End the Cycle of Violence

Phalapoem editor, 16/10/25 For seventy-seven years, Palestinians have lived — and died — under the shadow of an occupation that refuses to end. Not a single day has passed since 1948 without Palestinian blood being spilled, homes being demolished, or … Continue reading

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Matar’s Gallery 1

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Semantic Warfare

S.T. Salah, 1/04/26 This audit examines how Israeli occupation authorities used official language as a tool of governance over Palestinians from 1948 to 2026. It evaluates how terminology in military orders, administrative regulations, media briefings, and diplomatic communications shaped the … Continue reading

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Sing for Palestine

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Gaza is Shouting for Justice but The ‘Civilised World’ is Deaf

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Palestine Welcomed Jewish Immigrants from Europe Long Before Israel was Born, but Since Then The Palestinians Have Been Systematically Massacred and Ethnically Cleansed From Their Homes by Israel’s Apartheid.

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Handala: A Palestinian National Symbol

Handala is a character which was created in 1969 by political cartoonist Naji Al-Ali, and first took its current form in 1973. Handala became the signature of Naji al-Ali’s cartoons and remains an iconic symbol of Palestinian identity and defiance and … Continue reading

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Edward Said: “ You cannot victimise somebody else just because you yourself were victimised.”

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The Unspoken Tragedy: Palestinian Women in Israel’s Brutal War on Gaza

In the midst of the ongoing war in Gaza conducted by the Israeli occupation forces, a stark reality unfolds — the silent suffering of Palestinian women. According to the United Nations, a staggering two-thirds of casualties in Israel’s war on Gaza are women and children. This … Continue reading

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In Handala’s Playground, Season 1, Episode 3

Watching Football S.T. Salah Asif: Hello, you’re Handala! I can see your face. How is that? Handala: Sorry, forgot to turn around. See you later! Asif: Please don’t go! Handala: I’m late, I need to check on my friends at … Continue reading

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Classroom Apartheid

S. T. Salah, 8/3/26 This audit examines how Israeli state curricula and textbooks shaped perceptions of Palestinians from 1948 to 2026 through the Ministry of Education and licensed publishers. From the early years of statehood, Palestinian schools were placed under … Continue reading

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Ottoman Palestine

S. T. Salah, 6/3/26 This section examines how Palestine was governed and inhabited under Ottoman rule and establishes the historical baseline immediately preceding British colonial administration. It reviews administrative records, land systems, demographic continuity, and wartime disruption to clarify what … Continue reading

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Hajjaj’s Gallery

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