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Category Archives: Palestinian history
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
Posted in Chris Hedges, Gaza, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian history, UNRWA, USA
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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
Posted in News from the apartheid, Palestinian history, Palestinian prisoners
Tagged Israeli prison
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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
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian history
Tagged Gaza genocide
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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
Posted in News from the apartheid, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian cities, towns, villages and camps, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, S. T. Salah
Tagged Apartheid, Camp, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, justice, Palestine, Refugee
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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
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
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Phalapoem editor
Tagged Apartheid, Gaza genocide, Gaza war, genocide, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, justice
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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
Posted in News from the apartheid, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, S. T. Salah
Tagged Apartheid, checkpoints, Israel, israel’s apartheid, israeli occupation, Palestine, permits
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EU’s Values and their Support of the Apartheid State of Israel or Always Being on the Wrong Side of History?
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Videos
Tagged Apartheid, EU values, genocide, israeli occupation
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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.
Posted in Justice, News from the apartheid, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian history
Tagged jewish immigrants, Palestine
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Israeli Occupation: The Serial Child Killer
Israeli forces, a lethal might,Claim innocence, but hearts ignite.Palestinian children, young and fair,Facing death with a silent prayer. Human Rights Watch, with eyes keen,Investigates a grievous scene.Mahmoud al-Sadi, a youth so young,Struck down, his song unsung. Wadea Abu Ramuz, a … Continue reading
Posted in Massacres & genocides, News from the apartheid, Palestinian history, Poems
Tagged child killer, israeli occupation
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Media Complicity in Gaza’s Struggle
Background:Many of the US and western media have been reluctant to use the word genocide in relation to Israel’s onslaught on Gazans. Since 7/10/23 they have been downplaying Israeli crimes against Palestinians, and signalling to Israel that it can continue … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, News from the apartheid, Palestinian history, Poems, UK, USA
Tagged Gaza genocide, Western Media
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Israeli Occupation Forces Specialise In Killing and Disabling Palestinian Children
Posted in Media, Palestinian history, Videos
Tagged Aroub camp, Palestinian children
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Indigenous Continuity
S. T. Salah, 3/2/26 This section examines the long term formation of the land known as Palestine and of the population that is today called Palestinian. It reviews geological and environmental conditions, archaeological evidence, historical records, and genetic studies to … Continue reading
Posted in Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian history, Phalapoem editor
Tagged Indigenous, Palestine
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