Historias de Palestine

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.

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."

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.

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.

You don't need to be Muslim to take a stand, You need to be human. Palestinians are being brutally murdered regularly Seria is facing war and bombing Yemen is dead Iraq is in nothing but ashes Afghanistan is lost in the wrong hands France just declared their idoicity Germany is planning to declare theirs, Myanmar is committing genocide. Now where do I come in between all this? Well call me Madame Kitty cause I'm here to educate you on humanity and aspects of Islam so your mind doesn't end up a narrow and shallow puddle as every Islamophobic and racist out there Now students let's get started. ps. This is a lesson on humanity not religion. I speak up against religious discrimination and prejudice if you want to be a part of that then dive right in. Published, 14th May 2021

𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐥 𝐇𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐚𝐧 goes to kashmir,India from Syria for a wedding of a son of his mother's best friend, but he is unwilling to go, his only intention is to meet his dadi. during the wedding he bumps into the brides sister, 𝐀𝐦𝐢𝐫𝐚 𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐧. and now a invisible string is pulling him back, now he is unwilling to 𝒍𝒆𝒂𝒗𝒆

a collection of my poems, written mostly in free verse.

If this reminds you of a specific country- Don't worry, that's what is supposed to happen. Ps- the story is supposed to spread Peace and not hatred. If you are triggered, kindly re-read.

This story talks about a happy family in a peaceful country, where suddenly their lives has changed in a day, from a good one to a bad one. However, this family will find a way to cure itself and return everything to the way it was before the tough war experiences. I'll be updating and completing this story soon.. actually it's my first story.. please read it and share..

Lauren Riot was given up at birth and at the age of 5 she was sent to live at the Manhattan Orphange. Everything was going great for Lauren; she had a wonderful mentor, a great best friend, amazing grades and was the badass she ways wanted to be. But things changed and Lauren ran away from the only home she ever knew. After constantly being arrested for fighting, three years later, the Judge has had enough. She sends Lauren to do community service back to her past and when she gets there, problem after problem occurs. She must deal with living in the place she grew up to know inside and out, deal with the people that were the reason for her running away and finds out more about herself and what she wants for herself in the future.

Tulisan ini saya dedikasikan untuk anak-anak Palestina, mujahid kecil yang berujuang di jalan Allah

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.

My fresh Middle East peace proposal - the Trans Jordon Federation, consisting of Palestine (Gaza and West Bank linked with a land bridge on the southern border with high-speed train and freeway connection), Israel, Jerusalem, and Jordon - Jerusalem would serve as the Federation's capital The federation would have a common market, common labor market, common foreign policy, common external trade relationships, common international sporting teams, and common military. The Federation would have three official languages -Arabic, English, and Hebrew, and three official religions Christianity, Islam, and Judaism- but people would be guaranteed freedom of religion.

This is a collection of poems. I wrote what I was thinking at the time. Some of these poems are inspired by current events in the world, while others are solely based on my own ideas and feelings.

This book has information of what is going on in Palastine from different authors who have woven beautiful stories to tell the world of the injustices the Palastinians are facing. The title of each chapter is the book that has the information and/or story exerts, poems and quotes. It will always be #freepalastine until Palastine is free. You should also understand that this book doesn't aim hate towards Jews, speaking against a colonial occupational government is not antisemitic. None of this work is mine, I have collected the stories of people that have been suppressed for more than 70 years and I think talking about them will help.

"Lila, tell me what happend" he wiped his tears away. "I don't know, we were playing .. and then.... Soldiers..." "Isreali soldiers" he shouted punching the door. "It all happend too fast, he didn't even say anything and.. and they shot him" I explained. Ali's brother fell into tears collapsing on the floor....

A short story is enough to tell the tale of how the children of war reminisce over the small pieces of their childhood, tainted with blood. Blood. They'd barely seen their home, their parents, their friends. But blood... That's all they'd ever seen since birth. Ali and his sister relive a breathtaking journey that none of the first worlds galour can compete with *Inspired by The Flag poem- John Agard