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Category Archives: Poems
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
Posted in Celebrities, Poems, USA
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
Posted in Massacres & genocides, News from the apartheid, Palestinian art & culture, Palestinian diaspora, Palestinian history, Poems
Tagged ethnic leansing, Israel, nakba
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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
Posted in Gaza, Massacres & genocides, Palestinian diaspora, Poems, Voice of Palestine
Tagged Rafah massacre
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