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Category Archives: Poems
We Walk on the Bridge by Mahmoud Darwish
You’re afflicted, like me, with a bird’s journey and this happens in the afternoon, when you say: Take me to the river you foreign man, to the river take me my road upon your banks is long And we listen … Continue reading
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470 Days: Unbroken
Words: Anas Al-SharifPoem: Phalapoem editor , 18/01/25 470 days of sorrow, of strife,Yet we stand, unyielding, clinging to life.Exhausted we are, worn and frail,But our spirit endures; we will not fail.I lost my father, friends, and kin,Their voices echo where … Continue reading
Defying Despair: Wael’s Resilient Odyssey
Background: Israeli Occupational forces (IOF) killed his wife, daughter, a son and grandson. The next day Wael Al-Dahdouh, Al Jazeera ‘s journalist returned to work. A few weeks later, IOF injured him and killed his colleague, Samir Abu Daqa, Jazeera’s … Continue reading
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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
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Ein al-Zeitun Massacre
In Ein al Zeitun’s shadows, whispers of fate,800 souls, a village’s tragic state.1929’s echoes, a vengeful surge,Palmach’s battalion, on Safed’s verge. Davidka’s deadly strain, a village in pain,Ein Zeitun’s tale, forced exodus’s stain.Palmach’s fury, Safad’s twilight delight,Golani Brigade’s chilling decree … Continue reading
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The Dance with Power’s Shadow
Phalapoem editor, 4/01/25 To the lands where conflict brews,Where the cries of war infuse,He aligns with power’s face,Netanyahu’s embrace. Critics watch with eyes so keen,As he steps where few have been,Supporting those with hands stained red,From a war where peace … Continue reading
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Tagged Elon musk, Gaza genocide
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A Call to Challenge Oppression
Background Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) is a Palestinian-led movement for freedom, justice and equality. Where strife and oppression fiercely brew, Occupation’s grip, a tyrannical view. Israel’s actions, a blatant affront, Palestinians’ rights, brutally shunned. Inspired by history, South Africa’s defiant … Continue reading
Innocence Erased: The Tragedy of Stolen Lands
Palestinians carry their possessions on their heads as they flee from a village in Galilee about five months after the creation of the state of Israel in 1948 File: Reuters Background The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has claimed tens of thousands of lives and … Continue reading
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Tagged ethnic leansing, Israel, nakba
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Israeli Occupation; The Serial Hospital Bomber
Background:500 innocent people were killed in an Israeli airstrike on Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza. In the crowded hospital, where silence weeps,The Serial Bomber in sorrow’s keeps.Al-Ahli Arab Hospital, a fortress of pain,500 souls lost, in a relentless rain. Israeli … Continue reading
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