Palestinian Stories

Palestine. I have written these poems in 2015.

My words come from a part of me I never knew existed. They flow out of an exit wound with no entrance, and I'm slowly bleeding out. Contains poems and quotes about Palestine, hence the title "everything I was taught to never say" being Palestinian American I have a voice and I want you all to hear it. Feedback is appreciated

Grave News depicts a Palestinian-American family witnessing the war in Gaza through the news. The family struggles to cope with fear, worry, and horror as they watch the events of the war unfold through newscasts, wondering all the while whether their relatives back home are still alive....

Free the Innocent Palestinian People." 💔

After being publicly shamed in the Israeli Army, Myra Shonen charts a comeback only to encounter the unimaginable.

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" Don't worry, I'll be the one who takes care of you and be not sad that your uncle is leaving as he has other responsibilities to fulfil. Now, what's your name again? " The priest asked him with a kind smile on his face. " My name is Jihad..." He said, in a voice barely above a whisper. How could somebody's life turn to hell in just one day? Jihad, once an energetic passionate boy goes through the trauma and the grief of losing his home and both of his parents in a day. Then, he's forced to go through struggles and instability until.... -All the characters are completely fictional

In which I write about Palestinian Culture.

Based on true events. Imagine life as it could be; with peace amongst those whom loathe each other most. Or not exactly peace, but more of acceptance and understanding. Where people from countries at war learn to listen to the other side and try to be friends, and try to understand. Where you are free to say what you think in the faces of those you think that of, and get to listen to how they see it too. For three and a half weeks, that world exists in a camp called Seeds of Peace. Live the life of sixteen teens from Palestine, Israel, Egypt, Jordan, the U.S., and the UK and see how they adjusted to their dialogue sessions where they discussed the Palestinian - Israeli conflict. This will basically consist of multiple short stories about how the dialogue sessions progressed, each chapter a different session. It is a hard, eye opening process that will really get your mind thinking and you'll doubt a lot of what you had believed.

"Blast! Forget your mom speech and elope with me." He snarled, tugging my wrist onto elsewhere. I jerked him, straighten on wobbling feet. Plestered alloy look of petrified, angered, and overwhelmed. I merely unrecognized a fellow that I loved entire times. "What!? It means I amass sins by neglecting parent's said Khalid! You must have known that." Grunted loudly . "Wow, we smoked, supplying drugs, clubbing, drank booze, and tonight you preached me for heaven's sake!? Hidayah given to unfathomable persons, but of course not you, Atikah." My tears welled up, I snort while putting on scarf back. I gotten closer, fanning his rage face with heat breath. "I fear the chastisement of my God and obey Him embark this second despite you believe it or not." -----

A twenty-one-year-old, bright-eyed painter and immigrant girl discovers her Baba's scheme: she must either become a doctor, or marry one, for her family's version of American dream. At five years old, Nazneen El-Husseinie fled with her parents from Ein el Hilweh, a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, for the dream of a better life. And now that she has come to age, she has to follow a strict map of 'how to be successful', all planned by her parents, built from generations of sacrifice and the fear of wasting the hard-won privileges their family has earned. This story follows Naz as she teeters between her own dream of becoming an artist and her family's determination to see her become a doctor, all while confronting the haunting possibility that if she becomes neither, her future may be decided for her via marriage.

In 2048, Palestine no longer exists. Israel has its grip on the planet and the United Nations has dissolved. Now college student Leila Hadid, along with a few other surviving Arabs, must find a way to defeat the Zionist regime and create a new Palestinian state- in the United States.

Just a girl's life, only it's written. A collection of poems.

From the heights of success to the edge of survival - the story of a Palestinian software engineer facing life's greatest challenge. Nabil Zaqout, 33, owned a thriving tech company in Gaza until war turned his world upside down. Now, with his wife and three children, he fights for survival and hope for a better future. A true story of strength, resilience, and hope amidst crisis.