What is the feeling of celebrating independence knowing it marks the darkest day in another people's history?
Words were never my greatest strength/ But the arsonist's child will read them
If the conflict continues until end-March then the unemployment rate will soar to 57 percent, ILO said.
If the US has been letting Israel subvert its policies for decades, what has changed since October 7, 2023 that will allow it now to stand up to Israel’s bullying?
rise, rise—now evening dies: sun-born in valleys with burning olive trees—where women like me plod one day at a time,
Hussam Al-Attar, a 15 year old Palestinian kid, has been named “the Newton of Gaza” after successfully generating electricity from wind. He used basic tools for providing electricity.
Ghazawneh says his income has plummeted from around 7,000 shekels ($1,850) per month to just 2,000 ($530).
Fears of a regional escalation have spiked, with Iran and its proxies stepping up attacks across the region in solidarity with Hamas.
Israel continues to pound the ‘blacked out’ Palestinian territory
What is the feeling of celebrating independence knowing it marks the darkest day in another people's history?
Words were never my greatest strength/ But the arsonist's child will read them
If the conflict continues until end-March then the unemployment rate will soar to 57 percent, ILO said.
If the US has been letting Israel subvert its policies for decades, what has changed since October 7, 2023 that will allow it now to stand up to Israel’s bullying?
rise, rise—now evening dies: sun-born in valleys with burning olive trees—where women like me plod one day at a time,
Hussam Al-Attar, a 15 year old Palestinian kid, has been named “the Newton of Gaza” after successfully generating electricity from wind. He used basic tools for providing electricity.
Ghazawneh says his income has plummeted from around 7,000 shekels ($1,850) per month to just 2,000 ($530).
Fears of a regional escalation have spiked, with Iran and its proxies stepping up attacks across the region in solidarity with Hamas.
Israel continues to pound the ‘blacked out’ Palestinian territory
Friday's opening ceremony of the Asian Cup drew attention to the war in Gaza, with Palestine's captain taking the stage for the players' oath and Palestinian music at the beginning and end.