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For Such Betrayal, America and Britain Raised Them
"For such betrayal, I raised him," said the mother of Othman Islam Batur, the leader of the rebels in East Turkestan, when she heard of his execution by the Chinese army after a struggle against the Russian and Chinese armies in 1951, after he was wounded.
Now, the ominous crow, Hamad bin Jassim, e...
Trump Refers the Question of Evacuating Gaza to Netanyahu!
It is a bitter irony that war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu, wanted for international justice on charges of crimes against humanity, recommends Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, and worse yet, this recommendation is the reward Netanyahu offers his master in the White House for releasing hundreds...
Nobel for Peace: For Courage, Francesca Albanese
In a tragicomic scene, the wanted international criminal for war crimes, Benjamin Netanyahu, announced his nomination of U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The first two winners of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1901 were:
The first was the Swiss Henry Dunant, founder of the Red Cross...
Ignorance Reaching the Degree of Collusion
Political analysts and strategists supported by foreign and Arab research centers, as well as newly established Arabic-speaking satellite channels affiliated with emerging states, continue to assert that Netanyahu initiated the war and continues it to maintain his government coalition and evade judi...
Francesca Albaniza: The Conscience of Justice in the Face of the 'Netanyahu-Trump' Genocid...
Francesca Albaniza is considered the first woman to be appointed, on May 1, 2020, as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, holding this position for three years. The Human Rights Council extended her mandate for a second term...
When Silence Speaks!?
When silence speaks, letters crowd to form irregular crosswords, whispers resonate against the walls of hearts that can no longer accommodate the noise of a life lived for ages in a prolonged manner over the days. Hearts have hardened to the fate of a people that has become a herd, lost between a st...
The Reality and Future of the Labor Market in Palestine
Palestine, during the war on Gaza, Iran, and other countries, is suffering from a very difficult economic reality that directly affects the labor market, especially among women, youth, individuals with disabilities, and new graduates. While the number of university graduates increases annually, trad...
Birzeit… Where We Become Us
Returning to Birzeit University is not just an official visit to sign a cooperation agreement, but a return to the original spirit, to the place that shaped our consciousness, and paved our paths to national and intellectual maturity. On July 10, 2025, I returned to my alma mater, not as a student o...
Kfar Malik Yesterday and Today Singel..
The repeated assaults and attacks by settlers, along with their ongoing direct and evident crimes, have come to necessitate an immediate national and popular stance. Continuing the policy of disengagement and treating cities, villages, camps, and areas of the West Bank as a single geographical unit...
Towards Liberation from Tawjihi in Education: From Singular Confinement to Collective Empo...
The Tawjihi (secondary school certificate) exam in Palestine is not merely an academic test; it is a dominant social-educational structure that imposes a comprehensive educational alienation from the true human goals of learning before education. As a cautious excavator of the roots of educational p...
When Gaza is Bombed in the Name of Victims' Memory: Zionism Does Not Represent Jews... It...
At a time when the world commemorates the Holocaust as one of the most heinous crimes against humanity, scenes are repeating in Gaza that remind us of what must never happen again: civilians under the rubble, children being pulled from the debris, hospitals being bombed, and cities being turned to r...
A Despicable Situation Led by Despicable People
How do you perceive the situation? This question is something you hear daily from various inquirers, and you either respond with a severe insult to the state of affairs likened to "pavement and trash" or "an old shoe", or you remain silent, exhaling hot air from your nostrils. Because the inquirer a...