Category Archives: Palestinian art & culture

Nazzal’s Gallery 1

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Hossam’s Last Message

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Gaza in Every Breath

Phapoem editor , 26/05/24 In morning light, Gaza’s call, With my coffee, in my thoughts, In breakfast’s taste, its shadow falls, In every step my journey walks. On evening strolls with the dog, Under skies of endless blue, Gaza’s pulse … Continue reading

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In Handala’s Playground: Season 1, Episode 10: The Postcard She Kept

S.T. Salah, 2/03/25 [Scene: A bombed-out street in Gaza. Smoke and dust fill the air. Hassan kneels beside Samira, cradling her fragile body in his arms. Handala, barefoot as always, stands nearby, watching in silence. The ambulance siren wails in … Continue reading

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Israeli Protests: A Fight for Democracy or Selective Outrage?

Voice of Palestine, 23/03/25  In recent weeks, tens of thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets in mass protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. Their demands? An end to the war in Gaza—not to stop the relentless killing … Continue reading

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Palestinian Hummus: A Culinary Symbol of Identity and Heritage

Phalapoem editor, 20/03/25 Hummus, the creamy blend of chickpeas, tahini, lemon, and garlic, is more than just a dish—it is a cultural emblem deeply rooted in Palestinian identity. For generations, Palestinian families have perfected their own versions of this beloved … Continue reading

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Palestinian Dabke: A Dance of Resistance and Joy

Phalapoem editor, 15/03/25 Watch Palestinian dabke Dabke is a traditional Palestinian folk dance that symbolizes unity, resilience, and cultural identity. It is performed at weddings, celebrations, and national events, bringing people together in a powerful display of strength and heritage. … Continue reading

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Palestine Resilience Day: Celebrating Survival, Strength, and Freedom

Phalapoem editor, 15/02/2025 It’s official: the Israeli occupation has hit a new level of absurdity. While Israeli families of released captives are showered with media sympathy and state-sponsored parades, Palestinian families whose loved ones return from Israeli dungeons are treated … Continue reading

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Reflections on Palestinian Fragmentation

Hani Smirat Within the realm of image critique, we encounter one of the most contentious and peculiar national images in the annals of Palestinian suffering. This image is haunted by the pursuit of reaching the pinnacle of oppression, firmly anchored … Continue reading

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In Handala’s Playground: Season 1, Episode 9: When the World Stood Still, They Kept Walking

S.T. Salah, 13/02/2025 (The air is thick with dust and sorrow. Buildings reduced to skeletons, streets littered with rubble and broken dreams. But amidst the ruin, there is movement. A weary donkey, ribs showing, hooves cracked, carries a wounded child … Continue reading

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