Sonia Nettnin, Ramallah Online Columnist Yigal Bronner spoke about Ta’ayush, a grassroots, political movement in Israel that responds to the military occupation of Palestinians through nonviolent resistance and humanitarian relief.
Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, Press Release Ref: 113/2005 Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) have continued their aggression on the Gaza Strip for the third day. On Saturday and Sunday, 24 and 25 September 2005, IOF launched 10 aerial attacks that extra-judicially killed 4 Palestinians, injured at least 20 others and destroyed a number of civilian [...]
Uri Avnery, Ramallah Online Columnist One day Joha, the hero of popular Arab humor, sold his home. The price he demanded was ridiculously low and he had only one condition: “on one of the walls there is a nail that I am much attached to. I don’t want to sell it.” The buyer readily agreed. [...]
Ramzy Baroud, PalestineChronicle.com There should be no doubt regarding the centrality and intensity of the relationship between the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and the internal and external politics of Arab and Muslim nations, regardless of their geographic immediacy and level of involvement. By ignoring this intrinsic connection, one also forfeits a chief component in fathoming, thus remedying [...]
Genevieve Cora Fraser, Ramallah Online Columnist He resides in Lebanon, deported from his adopted home in Germany. Though the injustice of his arrest and deportation has been cleared by a German Court, he continues to live in a forced separation from his German wife. He once was a prosperous businessman, today his resources are dwindling [...]
Angels live in Lebanon, where dreams are green grass playgrounds. Eyes wake to fields
Genevieve Cora Fraser, Ramallah Online Columnist Caught in the struggle Lost in the cause Destiny trudges Enduring Vines spindle And fruit die Of the root Cause Anchored
Mark Glenn, Ramallah Online Columnist Continued article of Old Aunt Israel.
Mohammed Omer, www.rafahtoday.org, Neve Dakalim, Occupied Palestine The sun seemed brighter when it rose Monday morning, minutes after the last Israeli soldiers left Gaza. All the towns, villages, and refugee camps were bright with Palestinian flags, along with flags of all the militant factions. Instead of going to school, hundreds of children—and many of their [...]
For victims and survivors Faces flash their eyes wide open a sea of bodies on the ground. Around wrists ropes taut, swelled hands palms face the sky is a cracked egg shells, fragments of
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