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Global sports icons unite in solidarity with Palestine amid year of Gaza onslaught
Many prominent figures from the world of sports have shown their support for Palestine,...
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UAE delivers $30m in humanitarian aid to those who fled from Lebanon to Syria
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced its provision of $30 million in humanitarian...
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It’s been a year of resilience from the heroic Palestinians in Gaza
The Palestinians are continuing their legitimate resistance against the Israeli occupation of their land,...
Gaza genocide
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- 41,909 Killed
- 97,303 Wounded
- 11,000 Missing
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Palestinian trauma, healing and olive trees: MEMO in Conversation with Ashira Darwish
Palestinians aren’t suffering post traumatic stress disorder, there’s been no ‘post’ for them as they continue to live under occupation and colonialism. ‘Ongoing stress disorder’ is what they experience daily, says the executive producer of Where the Olive Trees Weep.
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Gaza, one year on: Has the UN failed Palestinians?
Speaking to MEMO, the former Director of the New York Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), Craig Mokhiber, discusses the complicity of Western powers in Israel’s genocide, the collapse of international institutions and the enduring impunity enjoyed by the occupation state. Yet, amidst the devastation, he sees hope in the global civil movements rising up against injustice and demanding accountability.
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48 Stories of Exile from Palestine
The Palestinian narrative is one of resilience, loss and an enduring connection to the land. For today’s younger generation, fully grasping the depth of this connection can be challenging, especially in a world where the narrative is often dominated by geopolitical discussions about Israel’s illegal occupation, overshadowing the deeply human stories of loss, longing and suffering at its heart. In response, Deema Al Alami’s 48 Stories of Exile from Palestine provides a powerful counter-balance. The volume offers a rich, vibrant tapestry of personal stories that span generations and social backgrounds, bringing to life the diverse experiences of exile and displacement that define the Palestinian story. Through these narratives, Al Alami uncovers the layers of trauma, hope and identity that lie […]
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Kaykat joz al-Hind (Coconut cake)
Surprise guests coming over? Don’t worry, all you need to do is whip up this delicious cake ...
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