Freepalestine Stories

Sometimes those spam emails aren't really spam. Sometimes they're pleading requests to help save lives. Julie, a journalist, learns that the world is far more complicated and violent than she could have ever imagined. After receiving a request for her help on a certain situation, Julie packs her bags and leaves for Palestine, a land she's never heard of, nor ever been to. Julie does not know what to expect, or if she'll even find a decent story there. But one thing leads to another and Julie finds herself a set of friends, an exploding story, and trouble. Of course, little does she know of the events that will happen that will blow her mind. Literally. Cover Credit: @xHemmingshugsx

Innocent lives shouldn't be debated.

A collection of letters I've collected for/to the people of Palestine 🩷

Poems created by me, messages I want to share with the world

Azad Palestine ek sacha, jazbaati aur dardnaak safar hai muqabla-e-azadi ke dil tak, jahan qurbani ki kahaniyan, watan se mohabbat aur azaadi ki sada zor se goonjti hai.yeh majmua shaheedon, beghar logon aur un sapnon ko salam karta hai jo ab bhi siege ke neeche "Free Palestine" kehte hain. Yeh na sirf dukh ka izhaar hai, balki woh aag hai jo har inch watan ko wapas haasil karne ka irada rakhti hai.

"why can't everyone just be nice to each other?"

pls read this to know more about Palestine

this story is about Freedom of Palestine

please read this as well as share this as much as you can!

"We know too well that there will be no freedom without the freedom of Palestinians"🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

Poor Palestine. A place where the government are so corrupt they would kill an unborn baby. This story is about a young boy struggling in Palestine and you can understand how desensitised he is. The closest thing to a friend he has is a rat. His entire world is nothing like what we have , but his endurance and gratitude gets him through each day. It is a short piece of prose but if you would like a novel , I can work on it.

Torn apart from his family, homeland and childhood because of his faith and identity, he grew up to be a hope for the hopeless, voice for the oppressed, liberator of the occupied lands - a revolution himself. ☆彡☆彡☆彡 Israel has long trampled over the Palestinians' rights, kept on pushing the land and its inhabitants into an endless pit of injustice. Palestine - a land that has footsteps of revered men from the past hidden beneath its dust, is believed to be free once again. But, the questions remain... When will it be? Who will make it free? Those who dare to dream, Can they persevere through the consequences of standing against a super-power? Or will they, along with their dreams, be reduced to dust? ☆彡☆彡☆彡

its not a war its a genocide. speak tf up #freepalestine 🇵🇸

this is a fanfic i made at 2 am so don't mind the shite quality of it. i chose Jimmy neutron specifically because he is a minor and I wanted him to be a part of this. this is my first one and will probably make more. hope you like it 👍🏼

This poem is dedicated to Palestine and Palestinians. In sha Allah freedom will come. POETRY ANALYSIS: Stanza 1: In the second line, rain is referring to the tears of the Muslim ummah and others who are all crying for the Palestinians. Crying and praying. But yet, freedom hasn't come yet, our years still didn't wash away their blood. It also implies that we're so helpless that we can't help them with just our tears. The next line about children being "skeletons" refers to both the physical and mental state of Palestinian children. They are hungry, they are holding their younger dead siblings in their arms, they're experiencing death on a daily basis. They're forced to grow up early and go through trauma after trauma that 7 year olds want to die. Stanza 2: In the first line, flying bodies refer to those videos in which we can see that people are being bombed and there are bodies flying up in the skies before dropping. And the green birds refer to this Hadith when Prophet Muhammad (Sm) said, "Their (the Martyr's) souls, are in the bellies of green birds which have lamps (as their nests) hanging from the Throne (of the Almighty Allah)." - ( Sahih Muslim 1887) In the next line, the faces distorted in pain today are sighing with relief, as we all know that after death, they're in peace in Jannah in sha Allah, and people who are laughing refers to ignorant people who are mocking the genocide (see hamzah saadah's videos). They won't be laughing for too long. Stanza 3: By animals it means that the domestic animals like cats, dogs and other creatures are being harmed in the genocide. They can't speak, thus cruelty upon them (or upon innocent beings like children) angers Allah more than anything. And Allah is seeing their struggle as well. "Indeed! The Help of Allah is near." - (2:214) The last few lines are words of hope and truth. And that's about it. Free Palestine 🇵🇸🩵

Life in Gaza

A short story about the humanity beneath the Palestinian-Israeli conflict