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Category Archives: Palestinian art & culture
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
Matar’s Gallery 1
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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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Edward Said: “ You cannot victimise somebody else just because you yourself were victimised.”
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Halima Al-Kaswani : A Living Legend at 85
Embrace the enchanting journey of the timeless Palestinian anthem, “Shadu Ba’dakum Ya Ahl Filistin,” revived by the 85-year-old living legend, Halima Al-Kaswani (حليمة الكسواني). Her melodic resurgence captivated hearts in 2022, echoing the spirit of a resilient life. This simple song has been revived and … Continue reading
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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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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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Palestinian Keffiyeh: The New Crime!
Background:Over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, three Palestinian college students were shot in Vermont, two of them while wearing keffiyehs, in a crime their families have said was “fueled by hate.” Arabic echoes, a keffiyeh worn,Symbols of heritage, on this morn.Walking … Continue reading
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PALESTINIAN KNAFEH (KUNAFA)
Knafeh (or Kunafa) is a delicious Palestinian dessert with layered crispy pastry and sweet cheese soaked in syrup, and is believed to have originated centuries ago in Nablus, a city in Palestine, where it was made using local Nabulsi cheese. … Continue reading