Palestinian Stories

Met Asher he's a Jew soldier, he's the best shayetet 13 of the whole country and he was awarded because he has win lots of Palestinian towns to Israel but his life will change critically, he will meet a Muslim girl and will date her and fall madly in love for her see how there story goes on, I put this story on the romance but it's also a action story and it has a lot of of it, so if you are a hippy girl who doesn't like war or those things it's not recommendable for you to read it.

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

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

❛ Have you ever heard of the story where the princess and the prince broke up ? ❜ ♡♡♡ Yasmin Tamraz Caleruega believed that everything in her life was going just the way that she needed it to go. She was a fashion designer at one of the most renown fashion houses in Paris, she was invited to the most exclusive events, and most of all, there was no heartbreaker in her life to ruin her plans. However, Sahilafiruz's second prince, Tariq Al-Khayr (and coincidentally her ex-disaster) had plans of his own for her when the reunite again. Though he may be second-in-line for the throne, his father plans on thrusting him into a much more serious position in the royal family. But he swears that he will not go down without having a little more fun. . . and romance if he can't help it. Especially with the one girl that he could never have forgotten. © All Rights Reserved

In September 2000 events in Israel had a big effect on my life. For the next few years Israel was targeted by scores of Palestinian suicide bombers who detonated deadly suicide belts packed with not only explosives but also schrapnel. There was no way of knowing when the next one would strike, be it on buses, cafes, restaurants or wherever crowds of people congretated. On June 1st a bomb struck a crowd of youngsters outside a disco in Tel Aviv. One young girl who lay injured told the paramedic "we shall not stop dancing". For some reason I still remembered those brave words years later. It was then that I decided to write a book about a fictional bombing in Tel Aviv. One of the biggest reasons for this was not generated by any political belief but to specifically show that despite everything that was thrown at them Israelis simply carried on living their lives. The book title comes from the brave words of the injured young girl. It will take you through just another regular day of 12 very different people, most of them unaware that it will be their last day.

So you're an arab?!? Perfect! Join me in ArabLand where umm... Arabs exist ofcourse. Badhak. Just grab your bizr, your tea, your shibishib incase you feel the need to hit yours truly or incase a 7arami comes. Only shibishib's are allowed to be thrown at me. No funny, rotten tomatoes. P.S. Make sure your mother doesn't catch you reading this because she'll probably just say something like, "Why you're playing with your phone? You're supposed to be studying. Your bint khaltik studies all day and is kind and helpful? And you? I don't even want to start with you..."

Hafeezah, a devout 23-year-old African American nursing student from Baltimore, moves to New York for NYU. She's soft-spoken, stylish in her abayas, and deeply rooted in Islam. But when she meets Malik, a 6'4 Palestinian engineer with light green eyes, streetwear drip, and a quiet demeanor-her world shifts. Malik is not on his deen. He struggles with faith, choosing the dunya, culture, and rebellion over religion. But something about Hafeezah makes him pause. Her strength. Her peace. Her faith. Her fire. Their connection grows-but so do the trials: • Malik's Palestinian culture clashes with his feelings for a Black woman. •His family's expectations vs Hafeezah's identity and values. •Racism, subtle and not-so-subtle. •Malik's inner battle with Islam, and slowly rediscovering Allah through love, not fear. •Hafeezah holding on to her deen and refusing to fall for a man without the intention of nikah. •This is not a love story of kisses and touches. This is a love story of sacrifice, sincerity, and spiritual transformation.

The Action Group for the Palestinians of Syria has revealed that 1,797 Palestinian refugees were held in detention by the Syrian regime as at the end of last year. As many as 42 Palestinian refugees in Syria were arrested in 2021, including 32 by the Syrian opposition forces in northern Syria and Hay'at Tahrir Al-Sham in Idlib. They included a Palestinian child.

Free the Innocent Palestinian People." 💔

Palestine will be free ✌🏻

About a Palestinian girl who escapes Palestine with her 3 siblings 2 of them die in the war I think or 3 READ IT TO FIND OUT MORE

SuZi, an Egyptian student, is Salem's first love, and he does not want to lose her. She has brightened his life, lifted his spirit, made him happy, and infused hope, energy and excitement in his otherwise uneventful existence. But does she love him? And will she accept his impassioned marriage proposal? He will soon find out, in the middle of an ominous sand storm.