Category Archives: Palestinian art & culture

I Come From There

Mahmoud Darwish I come from there and I have memories Born as mortals are, I have a mother And a house with many windows, I have brothers, friends, And a prison cell with a cold window. Mine is the wave, snatched by sea-gulls, I have my … Continue reading

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The Fall of Al Hissan

Background: The Jenin Horse (Al-Hissan), was a sculpture built in 2003 by the population of Jenin, in the West Bank, along with German artist Thomas Kilpper. It was made from scrap metal and pieces of wrecked cars and ambulances. The … Continue reading

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Embroidered Chronicles: A Tapestry of Palestinian Heritage

Voice of Palestine Background Embroidery or tatreez  in Arabic is an ancient technique of beauty and complexity and one of the most important cultural materials of Palestine. Historically, each area of Palestine was known for different motifs, techniques and textiles.Embroidery constituted a visual language among … Continue reading

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Passport by Mahmoud Darwish

They did not recognize me in the shadows That suck away my color in this Passport And to them my wound was an exhibit For a tourist Who loves to collect photographs They did not recognize me, Ah… Don’t leave … Continue reading

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Gazaleh’s art gallery

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Ana Dami Falastini (My Blood is Palestinian) by Mohammed Assaf

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Makluba

In the wake of the recent war in Gaza, our culinary endeavors, particularly in crafting and sharing traditional Palestinian dishes like Maqluba, represent a consciou effort to contribute to the preservation and resilience of Palestinian culture. In a time when … Continue reading

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Terrorist Zionist “Hagana” Gangs and its Dark History in Palestine

AstroMystic, 22/06/24 The first terrorist Hagana gang was established in 1920 as the Jewish community’s primary paramilitary organization in Palestine, focused on protecting Jewish colonies. Influenced by Orde Wingate, the Hagana transitioned into a more offensive force. Wingate trained Hagana troops in retaliatory tactics, primarily against targets like snipers or … Continue reading

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The most immoral army

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Children of Hope

Voice of Palestine, 29/03/24 In the world’s embrace, children find their place, Amidst chaos and strife, they radiate grace. To music’s sweet tune, they rest and they rise, While echoes of gunfire pierce through our skies. Yet they play, they … Continue reading

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