Gaza Stories

What if string theory really was the "theory of everything," from electrons to haunted houses? Leah Kaufmann is a modest Mennonite maiden who is fascinated by Isaac, a barefoot boy with a gift. Dr. Elias Kahn is a disgraced professor with a pet snail--and a curse. When innocent Isaac wants to know where angels come from, Kahn turns to theoretical phyics for the answers--and discovers more than anyone ever expected.

⩩ افدِيكِ بِرُوحِي ودِمَائِي!.

The sequel builds on the original story of Mahir and Rameen, focusing on their children, Raza (a journalist) and Mahira (a lawyer), as a new war erupts in the region. The story is divided into 30 parts, as requested, and continues the themes of sacrifice, love, and survival amidst conflict.The Echoes of Resilience: A Sequel to The Echoes of Olive TreesSummaryYears after Mahir and Rameen rebuilt their lives in Gaza following the war, a new conflict erupts in 2045, threatening the fragile peace they fought for. Their children, Razal (28), a determined journalist, and Mahira (25), a fierce human rights lawyer, have grown up hearing stories of their parents' resilience. Now, they must navigate the chaos of war, using their skills to expose atrocities, seek justice, and protect their family's legacy. As airstrikes devastate Gaza once again, Raza risks his life to document the truth, while Mahira fights in international courts to hold war criminals accountable. Together, they uncover a conspiracy fueling the conflict, forcing them to make impossible choices between duty and family. Through their journey, the echoes of their parents' love and sacrifices guide them toward hope in a fractured world.

Thousands of innocents die every day in Palestine. Their lives are being stolen from them unceremoniously, from innocents, from little kids that could have grown up and made a difference. I am not from Palestine, nor do I have any family in Palestine, but everyone there is a human being, just like me. This is not only about Palestinians, but also about Humanity. Short poem of encouragement for Palestinians.>>>>

Crónica desde Gaza, bajo la guerra de ocupación sobre Palestina

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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 🇵🇸🩵

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 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.

ليان فتاة مصرية في مشرق عمرها يتيمة الاب و الام عندما تحل عليها غمامة اليأس و تشرد في الشوارغ تتمشي و تجد يفطة بجانب بحيرة مكتوبا عليها ( ارمي عمله و تمنى امنية ) تفعل الفتاة هكذا علي امل ان تجد الخلاص بعد فترة نامت ليان من كثرة التعب تستيقظ ليان علي اصوات غريبة و تجد نفسها مناهضة في غزة .

A poem explaining how unjust the globe have become and how hard things are for the less privilege.

#FreePalestine Allah SWT said: الَّذِينَ أُخْرِجُوا مِنْ دِيٰرِهِمْ بِغَيْرِ حَقٍّ إِلَّآ أَنْ يَقُولُوا رَبُّنَا اللَّهُ  ۗ وَلَوْلَا دَفْعُ اللَّهِ النَّاسَ بَعْضَهُمْ بِبَعْضٍ لَّهُدِّمَتْ صَوٰمِعُ وَبِيَعٌ وَصَلَوٰتٌ وَمَسٰجِدُ يُذْكَرُ فِيهَا اسْمُ اللَّهِ كَثِيرًا  ۗ وَلَيَنْصُرَنَّ اللَّهُ مَنْ يَنْصُرُهُۥٓ  ۗ إِنَّ اللَّهَ لَقَوِىٌّ عَزِيزٌ "[They are] those who have been evicted from their homes without right - only because they say, Our Lord is Allah. And were it not that Allah checks the people, some by means of others, there would have been demolished monasteries, churches, synagogues, and mosques in which the name of Allah is much mentioned. And Allah will surely support those who support Him. Indeed, Allah is Powerful and Exalted in Might." (QS. Al-Hajj 22: Verse 40)

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"I Lost My Native Soil" tells the story of a young pinvalian facing the consequence of displacement and battle in their homeland. From childhood, the civilians experience loss and separation, reflecting the joint struggle of their country. In "I Lost My Native Soil," a sad story unfolds. A young person from Pinvale faces a lot of pain as their birthplace is torn separated. They lose the place they love, and everything transforms into a phantom town. The story is full of sorrow. It's about missing family, missing the way things used to be, and trying to be strong even when everything is ruined. This book captures the feelings of grief and sorrow and how difficult it is when the place you call home is lost. This grief stays with you for your lifetime. This novel tells a story of deep sadness. Imagine a youthful person from Pinvale, where everything feels secure and friendly. Suddenly, their home turns into a place of tears and ghost town. The story is like a heavy cloud hanging over them, as they try to understand why things can't be the way they were. It's about missing the laugh of family. The book carries onto those moments of sorrow when everything changes, and the world becomes a different, sadder place. Moral: "I Lost My Native Soil" reminds us that even in situations of sorrow and loss, stability and strength of one's individuality can provide resilience. It teaches the enduring power of hope in the face of hardship.

Gaza, through the eyes of it's people.

Birds flew past us and just by the look of them one could tell they knew. They knew what we were living through. They knew we were struggling for survival. They knew. Just like the rest of the world did. But surely they will come to our rescue. That is what my young naïve self thought. I was only 12.

Written by Me!A proud Palestinian girl living in deirdebwan ,a city near Ramallah!read though this horrific and sorrowful factual report about the ethnic cleansing of thousands of Palestinian in Gaza.It will break your heart and bring you to tears 🇵🇸🇵🇸