Palestine 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.

"6,000 Guys like you", the 8th volume in my series The Right People, centers on the planning and execution of a staged hijacking to secure of the escape from Germany of the surviving Palestinian perpetrators of the Munich Olympic Games attack ahead of the 1972 federal elections. To accomplish this, Tom and his friends travel to Syria, Libya and Egypt, where they negotiate with representatives the Libyan government and the Palestinians over the terms of the prisoners' release. Back in Germany, at the German Ministry of Defense on the Hardthöhe in Bonn, they witness the dramatic events during and immediately after the hijacking of the Lufthansa Boeing 727 Kiel. Along the way, two of Tom's friends, Hamit and Phil, encounter a pair of street musicians in Ireland who prove to be IRA couriers, as well as an ambitious figure determined to become the world's largest hashish dealer. The months portrayed in this volume are marked by tension, intrigue, and escalating stakes. Although the novel is grounded in extensive research into the historical context, it is a work of fiction. All characters, including public officials mentioned, as well as the events depicted, are entirely fictional. New chapters are published every Friday. The cover photo depicts the German war memorial in Tobruk/Libya

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.

Because of their connections to Libya, Tom and his friends from the Greek socialist resistance group become more and more deeply involved in the political developments of 1972, especially in Germany and Arab countries. First Phil and the German TV journalists Hans and Reiner witness a US bomb attack on a supposed chemical weapons factory in Libya, and later Phil falls head over heels in love with Amira, a cousin of Colonel Gaddafi, the Libyan head of state, in Tripolis. Shortly before the Olympic Games in Munich, Phil and a few others from the Greek group travel to Palestinian training camps where they find evidence of planned attacks on the Olympics. A US intelligence officer is appalled by the German security authorities' botched preparations for this world event and finds the security concept "weaker than at a rain dance in Upper Volta". Tom has just started his service in the German army when Palestinian terrorists attack the Israeli team at the Olympic Games in Munich. Together with Phil in a crisis team at the Bonn Ministry of Defense, he witnesses the dramatic events in Munich and their embarrassing consequences for the German government, culminating in the "hijacking" of the Lufthansa plane "Kiel". I would like to point out once again that this book is fiction, even though it is based on intensive research into the historical context. All the characters, including the officials who appear in the book, as well as the plot itself are fictitious. New chapters are published every Friday. Enjoy browsing.

This is the second season of My Moonlight. A islamic love story. " She took my soul with her, I have waited for her for 15 years, I can't let her go like this, this time." He said while looking at the moon. " Ya Allah only one last chance, I have wasted my life but please one last chance, Ya Allah."

This story is about a resistance fighter from Palestine. Of course "Abu Monday" or Abu Friday if you want!! This book will follow the story of a young girl and her journey of marrying a resistance fighter. This is purely fanfic. Yes I am obsessed with resistance fighter. No they are not Terr...Orr...ists. Stay away haters!!! Also very slow updates sorry folks I'm a working gal. But I'll try and upload as much as I can. Update: this story is being edited again..

credits to picrew . . . . . . . warning ⚠️ gore! blood! disturbing images! "ig i'm dying.." "no ur not..!" "yes i am.." "u can't be serious lia..!" after demon phil controlled cashier philia. philia was dying blood started to drip into her mouth when demon phil saw that she was dying she helped her and tried to wake her up but its too late...

𝑭𝒓𝒐𝒎 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒑𝒆𝒓𝒔𝒑𝒆𝒄𝒕𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒎𝒆𝒏, 𝒘𝒉𝒐 𝒔𝒂𝒘 𝒊𝒕 𝒉𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒆𝒏...

Against all Odds: The Sultan Who Tried to Save an Empire The desperate struggle against the inevitable collapse. The melancholic setting of a once-mighty empire fading into dusk.

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.>>>>

A nasheed for Palestine by Labbayk

Di tengah Tanah Arab, di Negeri Palestina tepatnya, berdiri sebuah kerajaan islam yang makmur dan sejahtera yaitu Kerajaan Masoud. Setelah tiga generasi berdiri, pada generasi sekarang inilah Kerajaan Masoud mencapai kejayaannya. Dipimpin oleh Raja Ziad Mohammed Masoud, sang Putra dari Raja Masoud II. Beliau memiliki enam putra yang akan meneruskan kepemimpinannya di masa depan; 1. Pangeran Mohammed Ziad Masoud 2. Pangeran Tarek Ziad Masoud 3. Pangeran Baraa Ziad Mohammed Masoud 4. Pangeran Ahmed Masoud 5. Pangeran Shady Masoud 6. Pangeran Omar Ziad Masoud. Saat ini, Pangeran Baraa Ziad Mohammed Masoud lah, atau yang lebih biasa disapa Pangeran Baraa Masoud, yang paling dekat dengan Ayahanda Raja Ziad Mohammed Masoud. Pangeran Mohammed dan Pangeran Tarek (Putra Pertama dan Kedua Ayahanda Raja Ziad) tidak ada di kerajaan karena sedang mengurus keperluan kerajaan di luar negeri Palestina. Jadi Pangeran Baraa dan Pangeran Ahmed lah yang menggantikan tahta Pangeran Pertama dan Kedua Ayahanda Raja Ziad. Sedangkan Pangeran Shady dan Pangeran Omar yang masih remaja sedang menempuh pendidikan di salah satu sekolah kerajaan. Bersama Pangeran Ahmed, Pangeran Baraa memegang amanah Ayahanda Raja Ziad untuk memakmurkan Negeri Palestina. Pangeran Ahmed yang berkarakter berani, idealis dan penentang kesalahan bekerja sama memegang amanah bersama Pangeran Baraa yang terkenal bijaksana, adil dan ramah tamah. Akankah mereka berhasil memegang amanah Ayahanda Raja Ziad dan memakmurkan Negeri Palestina? #baraamasoud #ahmedmasoud #palestine #palestina #historicalfiction #generalfiction #fanfiction #pangerantampan

Mahir, a young and passionate journalist, travels to Palestine seeking stories the world has long ignored. Though he isn't Palestinian, he's deeply drawn to the culture, the people, and the land soaked in both history and pain. As he settles into life in Gaza, he begins documenting not only the conflict but the beauty and resilience of the people. When genocide breaks out, Mahir refuses to leave. He chooses to stay and use his voice to amplify the cries of the oppressed. Amidst the rubble and chaos, he meets Rameen fierce, intelligent, and compassionate woman who has lost much but never her hope. Together, they navigate trauma, resistance, and love in the heart of war. Through blood, tears, and faith, they survive. The war ends, peace begins to grow, and together, they rebuild. Mahir and Rameen marry and have two children, raising them with love, strength, and stories of survival. This is a story of sacrifice, love, and finding home in the unlikeliest of places.

This poem is made for Palestine and it's wonderful people that live in it because they need freedom and everyone is supporting Israel and that is not fair!!

Possessing a powerful love for both Palestine and its people, Fida Islaih works to understand their struggles as she endures her own. Though she has yet to travel to Palestine, a deep rooted desire to do so inspires her and comes through in her lovely poetry. Join Fida on her poetic journey through life and share her inspiration.

تبدأ القصة في عالم حيث يوجد عدد قليل جدا من مستعملي القوة ويكونون سريين عن البشر الطبيعيين و تبدأ الاحداث مع بطلتنا التي تم ختم قواها من قبل والدها وهي تتحكم في قوى الجليد فتاة هجرت من قبل والدها وكيف ستواجه الحياة لوحدها من أجل امها حيث ستلتقي ببطل قصتنا الذي يتحكم بقوى الظلال و الذي سيغير مجرى الحكاية

This is a very short story revolving around the main character Aya, a 20-year-old Palestinian woman living in the overcrowded streets of Gaza City. She has grown up knowing only confinement and conflict under the Israeli blockade. After yet another devastating military operation levelled parts of her neighborhood, Aya could no longer find stability or opportunity in the besieged coastal enclave. With no family left, she made a choice, a difficult choice to start afresh in Lebanon, to fill the void which she knew wouldn't leave, but she'd find a purpose. Aya struggles to adjust to her new surroundings after a life sheltered in the Gaza Strip. But workers at a community center help her enroll in university courses, igniting dreams for the future. As Aya heals through friendships and volunteer work teaching children, she finds solace in Khalid's gentle companionship. Their bond blossoms amid the hardships of the occupation. The story weaves Aya's personal journey with the broader political climate, exploring what it means to survive adversity and pursue love and freedom beyond the confines she has known. It's a tale of resilience, liberation and the diverse human experiences within Palestine. *I've never written before, so this is a short story I decided to write to give a glimpse of the life of many people, with everyone having their own story, it isn't perfect and there are flaws in the writing, i am just putting this writing out there as a glimmer of hope for people during a hard time, that with hardship there is always ease, and God's plan is always the best.*

A girl, who lives in Gaza, Palestine and has family in Ramallah, Palestine, named Haifa lives a normal, ordinary life. But in her dreams she keeps seeing a mysterious man. Will she really see him? Doubt it? Read it. She loses family, has to make decisions, and gains love. It's a test. Will she pass? [This book is not about Love its just an additional thing. It's mostly about loss and gains, blessings and rewards, trust and mystery. Just a misunderstanding.] Book Copyright © 2015 by Nada Abuasi Cover Copyright © 2016 by Daniyah Abuasi All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. For permission requests, write to the publisher/author on Wattpad. @Nada_in_neverland9

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.