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Category Archives: Poems
Tears of Rafah
Voice of Palestine, 26/5/24 No heart can bear this ceaseless ache,No soul withstand such desolation,Rafah, where sorrow mirrors pain,City of pride, of sacrifices made. Hearts bleed the hue of twilight skies,A massacre in crimson veins,How many martyrs, beloved ones,Rest beneath … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian diaspora, Poems, Voice of Palestine
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A Child from Gaza
In a small house on Rafah’s ground,A child sat gently sharing life’s round,At the dining table, he sat like a dream,In his eyes, a glimmer of hope and gleam. Years of hunger and deprivation’s toll,A dry piece of bread, his … Continue reading
Falsely Safe
Voice of Palestine, 27/05/24 Who shelters the frightened with mere tents,Against missiles of death so cruel?Who builds a refuge for families,From a fate they can’t outrule? Their home in rubble, hope in flight,In falsely safe Rafah, they sought peace,They set … Continue reading
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Silent No More: Exposing Apartheid’s Crimes Against Humanity
Background I received a comment from one person saying “they don’t feel sorry for the death of thousands of innocent children killed in Gaza by Israeli airstrikes and that Armageddon is coming and will be the end of Palestinians” and … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Justice, Massacres & genocides, News from the apartheid, Palestinian diaspora, Poems, UK, USA
Tagged Apartheid, Gaza genocide, humanity, truth
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Palestine’s Unrelenting Pursuit of Justice
Background: Despite the countess massacres on Palestinians by the Israeli occupation, the ICC hasn’t been able to investigate these crimes nor sanction Israeli war criminals. The he USA and Western countries were behind ICC’s inactions. Palestine, oh land of beauty, … Continue reading
Genocidal Echoes: Gaza’s Struggle for Survival
Background Since the war began, close to 20000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza by Israeli occupation force, sparking international demands for a ceasefire. In Gaza’s crucible, a saga of despair,Oppressed and aged, history’s brutal snare.Zionist forces wield an iron grip,Silent … Continue reading
Posted in Massacres & genocides, News from the apartheid, Palestinian history, Poems
Tagged Gaza genocide, Gaza war
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Israeli War on Gaza Doctors, Medical Staff and Hospitals
Background: Israeli massacre of medical personnel in Gaza: since October 7th the Israeli army killed 685 medical doctors, Nurses and health workers and injured 900 of them . It bombarded and destroyed 104 ambulances, 142 health institutions, 23 hospitals and … Continue reading
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Reflections on My Aversion to Israel
As I browsed various websites, I stumbled upon an advertisement proclaiming ‘Why I Love Israel.’ This prompted me, as a Palestinian, to offer my perspective on ‘Why I Don’t Love Israel.’ It’s crucial to shed light on our side of … Continue reading
Posted in News from the apartheid, Palestinian history, Poems
Tagged checkpoints, Israel, settlers
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