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Category Archives: Palestinian diaspora
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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Jerusalem by Nazar Qabbani
I wept until my tears were dry I prayed until the candles flickered I knelt until the floor creaked I asked about Mohammed and Christ Oh Jerusalem, the fragrance of prophets The shortest path between earth and sky Oh Jerusalem, … Continue reading
Posted in Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Poems
Tagged jerusalem, Nizar Qabbani
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Letter 3 to the Olive Tree: The Hands That Harvest
Phalapoem editor, 22/11/25 Dear Olive Tree, When the autumn sun begins to soften over the hills of Palestine, your branches grow heavy with blessings. The valleys of Jenin, the terraces of Nablus, the slopes of Hebron, all come alive with … Continue reading
Posted in Letters to the Olive Tree, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Phalapoem editor, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Letter, olive tree, Palestine
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Unveiling the Suppliers: The Global Arms Trade and Israel
Voice of Palestine In the complex geopolitics of the Middle East, the issue of arms supply to Israel plays a significant role in shaping regional dynamics and conflicts. The flow of weapons into Israel raises questions about accountability, ethics, and … Continue reading
Posted in News from the apartheid, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Weapons to Israel
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How Much Longer Can the World Ignore Palestinian Suffering?The Consequences of Israel’s Unstoppable Crimes — and the West’s Complicity
Phalapoem editor 16/11/25 For more than seven decades, Palestinians have lived under fascist policies of ethnic cleansing, brutal occupation, dispossession, and recurring military assaults. Yet the devastation unleashed on Gaza in the past two years has pushed the crisis into … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Justice, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Phalapoem editor, UK, USA, Voice of Palestine
Tagged gaza, Gaza genocide, Gaza war, genocide, Human rights, Israel, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, Palestine, rouge state, Western governments
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In Handala’s Playground: Season 2, Episode 6: Conscience Under the Rubble
Phalapoem editor, 15/11/25 *[Scene: A grey, bombed-out landscape. Rubble and silence. Handala stands with his back turned, barefoot as always, facing the ruins of Gaza. Piers Morgan appears, looking weary, holding a microphone that no longer broadcasts lies but trembles … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, In Handala’s Playground, Justice, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Phalapoem editor, Piers Morgan, UK
Tagged Apartheid, Gaza genocide, Gaza war, Handala, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, justice, Palestine, Pers Morgan
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The Security of a Thug: How Smotritch Twists “Illegal Settlements” Into a Weapon
Phalapoem editor, 14/11/25 In the long, tortured history of political doublespeak, few statements sink lower than the recent declaration by a belligerent political strongman—let’s call Smotritch what he is: a thug—who claimed that “without illegal settlements there is no security.” … Continue reading
Posted in Illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine, Justice, News from the apartheid, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Phalapoem editor, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Apartheid, Israel, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, Israeli settlements, Palestine
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Can an Occupier Claim the Right to Security? The Paradox of Power and Oppression
Phalapoem editor, 12/11/25 For decades, the word security has served as a political shield—invoked to rationalise walls, raids, land theft, assassinations, torture, imprisonment, blockades, and discrimination. Yet when the state demanding security is also an occupying power, its claim deserves … Continue reading
Posted in Justice, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Phalapoem editor, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Apartheid, gaza, Gaza genocide, Israel, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, justice, Palestine
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An open Letter to the Conscience of Israeli Society
Phalapoem editor, 8/11/25 To the People of Israel, We write to you not as enemies, but as those who believe in your capacity for moral courage and your right to a secure future. We urge you to look with clear … Continue reading
Posted in Justice, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Peace, Phalapoem editor, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Israel, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, justice, Palestine
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Israeli Worshipping of Sexual Abuse: A fascist method of domination
Phalapoem editor, 7/11/25 The world saw the footage from Israeli detention camps — torture, humiliation, and sexual abuse of Palestinian hostages. These aren’t “isolated incidents”; they’re part of a fascist system that strips Palestinians of humanity and silences those who … Continue reading
Posted in Justice, News from the apartheid, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Palestinian Prisoners, Phalapoem editor, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Apartheid, Gaza war, genocide, israeli occupation, justice, Palestine, Sexual abuse
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