Write
We need to honour the voices of those lost in a besieged city, like Hiba Abu Nada and Noor Aldeen Hajjaj. By acknowledging their stories and the profound impact of war through words that you create, you share, you print, you publish and distribute, we can reflect on the power of storytelling as a means of preserving history and cultivating understanding.
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Gaza Poets Society
Literary Community based in Gaza. We work on highlighting the work of young artists and poets in Gaza.
Passages Through Genocide
We collect, translate and publish texts from Palestinian writers confronting the genocide in Gaza, to lift up their words.
We urge you to share, print, publish and distribute these texts by all possible means, in support of Palestinian liberation.
We are not numbers
When the world talks about Palestinians living under occupation and in refugee camps, it is usually in terms of politics and numbers — specifically, how many killed, injured, displaced, homeless, and/or dependent on aid.
But numbers are impersonal and often numbing. What they don’t convey are the daily personal struggles and triumphs, the tears and the laughter, and the dreams and aspirations that are universally experienced but often not recognized for Palestinians, who instead have been dehumanized.
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The audio will contain voices of: Nezar Andary, Sally Shalabi, Reem Abu Ghdaib, and Samar Abdel Jaber.