Category Archives: Palestinian history

Germany’s Dark Legacy: From Namibia to Gaza, Complicity in Atrocity

Phalapoem editor, 24/09/25 Germany presents itself as a global defender of human rights, a nation that learned the lessons of its bloody past. Yet its actions tell a far different story. From the colonial genocide in Africa, to the Holocaust … Continue reading

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In Handala’s Playground: Season 2, Episode 4: Meeting in Downing Street

Phalapoem editor, 07/10/25 Handala (the small boy with his back turned, bare feet on cold marble): Two years of children buried in rubble, two years of mothers digging with their hands. Twenty thousand little bodies. And now—only now—you recognise my … Continue reading

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Time Manipulation 

S.T. Salah, 18/06/26 This audit examines how time itself has functioned as an instrument of Israeli governance over Palestinians from 1948 to 2026. It does not revisit intent or legal classification addressed elsewhere. Instead, it analyses how delay, deferral, provisional … Continue reading

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Gaza’s Enduring Resilience After the Ceasefire: Returning to the Rubble of Home

Phalapoem editor, 12/10/25 The ceasefire came like a rumor — soft, uncertain, and almost impossible to believe after so 2 years of Israeli genocide.  In the refugee camps, in the crowded tents along the southern border, people did not cheer … Continue reading

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Genocidal Scorecard

Chris Hedges 30/10/2024 A United Nations report, The Nakba or “catastrophe,” which in 1948 saw Zionist militias drive 750,000 Palestinians from their homes, carry out more than 70 massacres and seize 78 percent of historic Palestine, has returned on steroids. … Continue reading

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In Israel’s prisons, skin diseases are a method of punishment

By Vera Sajrawi, September 25, 2024 Source: 972 magazine Palestinian photojournalist Mo’ath Amarnih upon his release from nine months of administrative detention in Israeli prison. (Courtesy) Pale and frail, with an unkempt beard and a prosthetic eye, his emaciated body testifies to … Continue reading

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‘Text Me You Haven’t Died’ – My Sister was the 166th Doctor to Be Murdered in Gaza

RAMZY BAROUD, 18/10/24 Source: Counter punch Dr. Soma Baroud, was killed on 9 October when Israeli warplanes bombed the taxi that carried her and other tired Gazans somewhere near the Bani Suhaila roundabout near Khan Yunis. “Your lives will continue. … Continue reading

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Welcome to Palestine 360

See all beloved Palestine with 360 panorama technology. Watch all of beloved Palestine and spread it, let others enjoy, and if you have 3D glasses, it will be more beautiful. Something amazing. Click on each picture and move your phone … Continue reading

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Born Refugee

S. T. Salah, 18/04/26 I was born a few years after the Six Day War in a refugee camp near Bethlehem. I entered the world already displaced, into a life shaped by events that had unfolded before I could speak. … Continue reading

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Why are chilling testimonies from doctors who have visited Gaza being ignored?

Arwa Mahdawi Source: The Guardian People claim the foreign doctors coming back from Gaza are lying. I wish that were the case, because the truth is beyond horrific Thu 17 Oct 2024 10.08 BSTShare First come the bombs. A boom, then … Continue reading

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Blinken Approved Policy to Bomb Aid Trucks, Israeli Cabinet Members Suggest

YANIV COGAN OCT 06, 2024 From the very beginning of Israel’s assault on the Gaza Strip, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken had his hands on the steering wheel. After October 7, Blinken was the first senior U.S. official to … Continue reading

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Stop the Killing: End the Occupation, End the Cycle of Violence

Phalapoem editor, 16/10/25 For seventy-seven years, Palestinians have lived — and died — under the shadow of an occupation that refuses to end. Not a single day has passed since 1948 without Palestinian blood being spilled, homes being demolished, or … Continue reading

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Semantic Warfare

S.T. Salah, 1/04/26 This audit examines how Israeli occupation authorities used official language as a tool of governance over Palestinians from 1948 to 2026. It evaluates how terminology in military orders, administrative regulations, media briefings, and diplomatic communications shaped the … Continue reading

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