The essay highlights the choices made by Zionist leaders during the Holocaust, particularly their focus on establishing a Jewish state in Palestine at the expense of broader rescue efforts. This approach led to significant loss of life and has shaped contemporary discussions around Zionism, memory, and ongoing injustices faced by Palestinians.
Am I My Brother’s Keeper? Once read, it’s unforgettable. In The Brothers Karamazov, Dostoevsky pens a scene so devastating, so…
Emerging from the horrors of the Holocaust and centuries of systemic antisemitism, Israel promised to be a sanctuary where Jews could live free from fear. Yet, over seven decades later, the question arises: has Israel fulfilled its promise of safety, or has it inadvertently placed its Jewish population in even greater danger?
Western support for Israel has often been built on the idea that Israel, as a democracy in the Middle East, shares the same values as Western nations. This belief has shaped foreign policy and public opinion for decades. However, a closer examination reveals that these supposed “shared values” are more myth than reality. Israel’s policies toward Palestinians, particularly under the leadership of Benjamin Netanyahu, challenge the notion that Israel practices the same democratic principles and human rights standards cherished in the West.
The Middle East, often referred to as the “graveyard of empires,” has witnessed the rise and fall of numerous dominant powers throughout history. This article explores the long and well-documented history of various empires, from the ancient Egyptian campaign at Kadesh to the Crusades, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and modern-day American support for Israel.
“Echoes That Remain” stands as a profound and poignant reminder of the importance of bearing witness to history and preserving the memory of those who came before us. Through its evocative storytelling and haunting imagery, the film invites us to reflect on the echoes of the past that shape our present and inspires us to build a future rooted in remembrance, understanding, and hope. I only hope that the people of the many lost villages of Palestine can one day hope for the same compassion and reverence of their suffering, and that we see the likes of Schwartzman meticulously retrace the steps of the survivors of the Palestinian Holocaust and immortalise them in film.
In her acclaimed book “Sew to Speak: A Woman’s Journey to Preserving Palestinian Identity,” Abu-Ghazaleh invites readers to accompany her on a heartfelt exploration of the art of embroidery and its profound significance in Palestinian culture. Through vivid storytelling and evocative imagery, she illuminates the intricate symbolism, patterns, and motifs woven into each stitch, offering a window into the soul of Palestine and the resilience of its people.
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In the land where olive trees sway,
Children of Palestine, we hear you play.
Underneath the moon’s soft glow,
May peace embrace you as the winds gently blow…