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Category Archives: Voice of Palestine
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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Letter 1 to the Olive Tree: A Love Story with Palestine
Phalapoem editor, 5/11/25 Dear Olive Tree,You have stood here longer than memory — your roots gripping the earth like an ancient prayer. I see your silver leaves shimmer in the morning sun, whispering to the wind that carries the scent … Continue reading
Posted in In Handala’s Playground, Letters to the Olive Tree, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Letter, Love, Olive trees, Palestine
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In Handala’s Playground: Season 2, Episode 5a: Handala and the Mirror of Silence
S.T. Salah, 08/10/25 Scene: A cracked mirror under a red sky. The faint hum of drones replaces birdsong. A barefoot boy — Handala — stands with his back turned, arms folded, forever ten. Before him stands the reflection of Israeli … Continue reading
Posted in Evidence of Israeli Fascism and Nazism and Genocide, Gaza, In Handala’s Playground, Massacres & genocides, News from the apartheid, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Phalapoem editor, Voice of Palestine
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Gaza in Every Breath
Voice for Palestine, 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 within me throbs,Its spirit old, yet … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian diaspora, Poems, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Gaza genocide
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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
Posted in Gaza, Justice, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Peace, Poems, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Children in Gaxa
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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
Posted in News from the apartheid, Palestinian diaspora, Phalapoem editor, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Apartheid, Gaza genocide, Israel, israeli occupation, Israeli protests, justice
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Examining Israeli Influence on BBC Reporting
Voice of Palestine, 22/03/24 The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), revered globally for its commitment to impartial and accurate journalism, has found itself embroiled in controversy regarding its coverage of issues related to Israel and Palestine. Over the years, accusations of … Continue reading
Posted in Media, UK, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Bbc
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America’s Complicity in Israeli Genocide: When Will the Support for Apartheid and Ethnic Cleansing End?
By Phalapoem editor, 11/01/2025 Image symbolizing America’s complicity in the devastation of Gaza, portraying destruction, oppression, and resilience with striking clarity. The ongoing genocide in Gaza, perpetrated by the Israeli government, is enabled by unwavering American support. Billions of dollars … Continue reading
Posted in American Congressmen Terrorists, Gaza, Justice, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Phalapoem editor, South Africa, UK, USA, Voice of Palestine
Tagged AIPAC, Gaza war, genocide, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, justice
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Immigration Isn’t Broken—Western Policies Are: Stop Invading, Interfering, and Exploiting
Phalapoem editor, 8/01/2025 The debate over immigration has long been a contentious issue in both the United States and Western Europe. Politicians, media, and the public frequently clash over border policies, asylum seekers, and integration challenges. Yet, amid this heated … Continue reading
Posted in Justice, Owen Jones, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Phalapoem editor, UK, USA, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Immigration
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The Legacy of the Black and Tans From Ireland to Palestine
Voice of Palestine, 30/03/24 The terrorist paramilitary force of Black and Tans, notorious for their brutal tactics during times of colonialism , hold a dark place in the histories of both Ireland and Palestine. Originating as a paramilitary force deployed … Continue reading
Posted in Massacres & genocides, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Haganah, The Black and Tans
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