Gaza Stories

"Kalau lah aku boleh tolong..." Mengisahkan seorang gadis bernama Aisyah yang secara tidak sengaja 'mengembara' ke Utara Gaza untuk merasai keperitan dan kesakitan yang ditanggung oleh umat Islam di sana. "Kita pun manusia, Umi. Mana hak kita sebagai makhluk Allah juga?" -Othman "Tak ramai yang tengok video Umi, tapi berbaloi cuba kan?" -Umi "Nanti Nad dah besar, Nad nak jadi doktor. Boleh lah rawat orang yang sakit. Tapi sayang, abah dah tak ada nak tengok semua tu." -Nadeerah Pertemuan Aisyah dengan Nadeerah, Othman dan Umi sedikit sebanyak memberi kesan yang mendalam terhadapnya. Menaikkan lagi semangatnya dalam membantu saudaranya yang tertindas. Tapi jika hanya dia seorang yang berjuang, mampukah saudara kita di sana bebas dan tenang?

A short story is enough to tell the tale of how the children of war reminisce over the small pieces of their childhood, tainted with blood. Blood. They'd barely seen their home, their parents, their friends. But blood... That's all they'd ever seen since birth. Ali and his sister relive a breathtaking journey that none of the first worlds galour can compete with *Inspired by The Flag poem- John Agard

I have had enough of this pointless and cruel war. If you have too, please read and share this short story. The peace should last forever, everybody deserves to be safe, and we have to raise awareness of that. Innocent people, children and animals slaughtered, giving others the licence to murder without suffering any concequences. This must stop. -Thelma Lind Thorarinsdottir

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This may be the only thing I ever upload. Maybe I'll add another poem to this, but I highly doubt it. If you've read this far, please consider reading it. It's not incredible but I did try.

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When David Rosen, a Jewish law student, falls for Nadia Farzaneh, an Iranian-American activist leading anti-war protests, their forbidden love ignites a chain of betrayals, brutal violence, and deadly misunderstandings. As political alliances crumble and dangerous men twist the truth, David and Nadia are forced to choose between their love and their survival. But in a world where the powerful write the story, can two lovers ever escape the war they were born into? Blood of a Kind is a captivating short story that explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the wars we inherit, even when we choose not to fight them.

Tens of thousands in Rafah are fleeing in sheer terror, confusion and panic. With numerous fatalities and injuries, the conflict is escalating at a speed that blurs the magnitude of humanitarian loss and suffering. The long-dreaded disaster has befallen Gaza's Rafah, as the region reels under the impact of Israeli airstrikes. The Israeli military has asserted its capture of the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing, proclaiming "operational control of the area."

Au lieu de gémir en silence, dans ce texte je crie ma rage et défends une thèse : celle qui dénonce l'injustice dont vous faites preuve à l'égard de Gaza, ce coin du monde auquel le monde entier a tourné le dos.

It is nothing to enjoy A poem about a humanitarian crisis

Leena Al-Sharif, a 20-year-old born in Gaza, Palestine, found herself in Houston, Texas, after her parents' visa was accepted when she was only 3 years old. Living as a registered alien, Leena spent most of her life in the U.S. until her green card was approved, making her want to visit her grandparents in Gaza, and on September 30th, she decided to go with her 16-year-old brother, Hassan. During their stay, they embraced traditions and learned new things. However, everything took a tragic turn on October 7th when conflict erupted from Israel's bombing on Gaza.

The second chapter of the narration, tells the story of a group of friends that in a few months had become one of Mossad's best operative teams. Many questions and mysteries were uncovered in the first novel. Who is responsible for the attack in Tel Aviv? Who wants to destroy the State of Israel? Will Trump and Putin seal a peace agreement for the Middle East? December 6th, 2018 is the date the civil world is looking forward to since as of now it is the only hope for peace. The Daesh is weakened to its roots, the foreign fighters are assaulting the symbols of democracy from within like a metastasis. Day-to-day life is devastated. The evil in this novel has taken the likeness of Hamza Bin Laden. Al Qaeda wants to extinguish the Occident in the most religious city in the world. The city that divides and unifies the religions and the political beliefs in the world. No democracy, not even in Canada, France, Italy, Russia, Belgium, America, and Australia, can feel safe from the murderous madness of those who take the religion hostage to create terror. Who is Hamza Bin Laden and why does he crave to destroy Israel? From the ashes of Daesh, Al Qaeda rises and Israel is its target. No one is safe on his own land. The Western Wall and the Al-Aqsa mosque, could they coexist peacefully? A thriller that accompanies the reader in a journey along those who experienced these events firsthand, narrating the antecedents and the stories -never told or captured by cameras- where, at the sidelines of our consciousness, politics oftentimes shakes bloody hands in that strip of gray land; where conspiracies and allegiances are mushed with political and military analyses that are unlikely to be addressed in newspapers.

This story WILL shock and open your eyes, about ferocious criminal government that is laughing at our humanity. Wake up, turn off that television and stop watching fox news. You're whole life may be a life, because what you're about to read is the truth and only the truth that is hiding out there, and that is censored from you're newspapers, or even radios. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ''...you have to stop running and turn around to face whoever wants you dead...'' Look, I didn't want to be an assassin, or a dissenter. If you're reading this because you think you might be one, my advice is: log off wattpad right now. Believe what-ever lie your mom or dad told you about your birth, and try to lead a normal life. Being a dissenter is dangerous. It's scary. Most of the time, it gets you killed in painful, nasty ways, If you're a normal kid, reading this because you think it's fiction, great. Read on. I envy you for being able to believe that none of this ever happened. But if you recognize yourself in these pages-if you feel something stirring inside-stop reading immediately. You might be one of us. And once you know that, it's only a mat-ter of time before they sense it too, and they'll come for you. Don't say I didn't warn you p.s ahem yes the intro is like percy Jackson because man face it percy Jackson's intro was the best and why not =9

Free palestine . Noura is my name and I live in fear of death .