Due to the horrifying events unfolding in Gaza, next month's Muslim LitFest will have a special focus on Palestine. We hope these events will help spread awareness about Palestinian culture and heritage, which have never been in more danger of being destroyed. Slide through the … Continue reading UK Muslim Literature Festival with Palestinian events for all
Palestine Museum US re-screens the documentary film ‘Bank of Targets’ by the recently martyred Gaza filmmaker, Rushdi Al-Sarraj.
Saturday Jan 27, 2024, 12:00 Noon US EDT; 18:00 Europe; 19:00 Palestine.Film "Bank of Targets," by the recently-martyred Gaza filmmaker/journalist Rushdi Al-Sarraj. A powerful documentary film directed by acclaimed Palestinian filmmaker/journalist the late Rushdi Sarraj (he was murdered by Israeli bombings last week), sheds light … Continue reading Palestine Museum US re-screens the documentary film ‘Bank of Targets’ by the recently martyred Gaza filmmaker, Rushdi Al-Sarraj.
Palestine Book Awards- Tonight, 6pm UK
Reposted with permission. My invitation to this evening's Palestine Book Awards. All welcome. Invitation To Palestine Book Awards The PBA team would like to invite you to our virtual night with Gaza and the PBA winners announcement night on the 18th of January 6PM GMT. … Continue reading Palestine Book Awards- Tonight, 6pm UK
Free virtual film: Palestine: Banned in Berlin
Saturday 20, 2024, 12:00 Noon US EDT; 18:00 Europe; 19:00 Palestine. Hosted By Palestine Museum and reposted here for my subscribers. This is a Hybrid Event, meaning you can attend virtually via Zoom or, in-person at the Palestine Museum US, 1764 Litchfield Turnpike, Woodbridge, Connecticut, … Continue reading Free virtual film: Palestine: Banned in Berlin
How the keffiyeh became a symbol of the Palestinian cause.
Article published by Vox. Written by Abdallah Fayyad. There’s a scene in Home Alone 2 that stood out to me when I was a kid. It’s the one where Kevin McCallister gets chased through the streets of New York by the two dimwitted burglars known as the … Continue reading How the keffiyeh became a symbol of the Palestinian cause.
The Art of Gaza & preventing Genocide
Hi all, I am reposting the Palestine Museum US who are selling Palestinian artwork. You can access their work here via their website. In the meantime, I am working on numerous Palestinian book projects to show my support and solidarity with our Palestinian brother's and … Continue reading The Art of Gaza & preventing Genocide
From The MuslimMatters Bookshelf: Palestinian Literature For All Ages
Published November 19, 2023 By Zainab bint Younus When mainstream media (mostly) suppresses Palestinian voices, when you don’t know how you can help, when you want to support out Palestinian brothers and sisters in occupied territories and in the diaspora – make du’a, donate, amplify your support and read Palestinian … Continue reading From The MuslimMatters Bookshelf: Palestinian Literature For All Ages
Liberation Begins Now: Time for Palestinians to Protect Their Collective Sumud
Repost from The Palestine Chronicle By Ramzy Baroud The truth is that Palestinians have succeeded, through their resistance and sumud, in reasserting Palestine on the global agenda. Shortly after the start of a four-day ceasefire in the war on Gaza, the prime ministers of Spain … Continue reading Liberation Begins Now: Time for Palestinians to Protect Their Collective Sumud
Repost – The Markaz Review
Palestinian Artists & Anti-War Supporters of Gaza Cancelled 27 November, 2023 • Nada Ghosn Dear audience, In continuation of my support for Palestine and Palestinian voices, I am reposting a recent article from Nada Ghosn who wrote this article for The Markaz Review. Paintings by Ayman Baalbaki … Continue reading Repost – The Markaz Review
Falastin- Submissions call & more ways to help Palestine.
(Reposted from Palestinian American Community Center) To continue with amplifying Palestinian voices and how we can help, I am reposting the latest information and events from https://www.paccusa.org/. Please check the posters below and subscribe for more.
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