How dare you not offer her shawarma or at least a falafel? Are you not a human being? Clearly just another piece of evidence of genocide.

I approve this message

I just came across a piece on an Iranian Telegram channel, and honestly it shook me. Not because it exposed something I didn’t already know, but because it said out loud what most Palestinians, and certainly our Western “allies,” refuse to confront. The article pointed to a

When I read these “grand chessboard” analyses about Qatar, Trump, Israel, and Iran, I can’t help but feel that they are just another form of Westsplaining. That is, when the West insists on explaining to itself that the Arab world doesn’t really mean what it says - that the

I’m tired of the lies we tell ourselves. Our leaders cry every day about “the occupation” as if history began in 1948, as if Israel is some unique monster in human history. But let me remind you of something that no one dares to speak out loud: we Arabs are the children of the

Trump: “Here’s a deal to end the war.” Israel: “We accept the deal.” Hamas: “We do not accept the deal.” World: “Israel, why do you insist on continuing the genocide?”

Correct

Let’s say this clearly: Hamas to Palestinians is what Nazism was to Germans. Both were born from pain, humiliation, and real suffering. But both turned that pain into hate, not healing. They promised “honor,” but brought only death. They claimed to defend the people and destroyed

It was still dark, November 20, 2013 when the ambulance left Gaza through the Erez Crossing. Inside was a baby girl, barely one year old, her chest rising in fragile rhythm under the oxygen mask. Her mother sat beside her, silent, clutching a small blanket. The driver said the

Agent Apostate Ass Ass-kisser Asshole Baby-killer-supporter Backstabber Bastard Betrayer Bitch Bootlick Bootlicker Collaborator Colonizer Coward Cunt Dick Dog Fool Fucker Genocide-enabler Hack House-Arab Idiot Infidel Jew Jewish-slave Judas Kapo Liar Motherfucker Munafiq Pig

Is Sacha Baron Cohen releasing a new movie?

I’m sick of hearing people say “both sides are led by extremists”, as if this conflict is some mirror image of two nations held hostage by radicals, while the silent “normal majority” on both sides supposedly just wants peace.This is not only wrong - it’s dangerously naive.

What do I think about the deal? For me, it’s simple: When the next school year starts, will a 4th grade kid be taught to stab a Zionist or not?

As a Palestinian who refuses to parrot our leadership’s lies, I have to say it bluntly: Telling Mizrahi Jews - Jews from Iraq, Yemen, Egypt, Morocco, Syria, and the rest of the Arab world, that they are doing “ethnic cleansing” to us is the gaslight of the century. Let’s start

As a Palestinian who openly opposes Hamas and rejects the glorified myths our society keeps repeating, I can’t stay silent about the sheer hypocrisy I see from many Western liberals. How can you defend a movement that executes its own people, by shooting them in the street,

Hamas justified the October 7 massacre as a way to “liberate Palestine,” to “stop normalization,” to “ignite the Arab world,” to “free prisoners,” and to “unite our people.” But nothing they promised came true - Only the opposite. Gaza was not liberated; it was leveled. Entire

What will happen the day everyone realizes that Hamas are Hamas and that they will never surrender their weapons?

We Had a Chance to End the Conflict and We Chose to Burn It. In 2005, something historic happened. Israel withdrew completely from Gaza - not just its soldiers, but also all of its civilians, farms, and settlements. Thousands of Israeli families were uprooted from their homes by

I find myself deeply puzzled by a certain Western phenomenon: the climate activists, human rights advocates, and self-proclaimed progressives who somehow end up echoing Hamas talking points. What drives that contradiction? How do people who fight to “save the planet” from harm

One of Hamas’s oldest justifications for endless war is religious: they say all of Palestine is a waqf - a holy Islamic trust that belongs to God and can never be given up or shared. To a Western ear, that might sound poetic or symbolic. But it’s not. In Islamic law, a waqf is