Written by my wonderful colleague Kristel (Kris Justice). I wouldn’t have written it better, expressing and reflecting on the details[…]
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Author: nadiaharhash
Fayyad’s Shadow: Smotrich’s Ongoing Apprehension
The committee responsible for foreign affairs and defense in the Knesset held a session last Wednesday to discuss ‘the Palestinian Authority’s takeover[…]
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Enduring Resilience: The Saga of Sami Saadeh’s Struggle Amidst Occupation
Amid the scorching sun of Haifa, I embarked on a journey that would forever etch the tale of Sami Saadeh[…]
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Struggle of Jerusalem: The Exhausted Balance between Occupation, Marginalization, and Frustration … in Order to Assert Existence
“If a person corrupts his abilities, then his ethics and religion, his humanity becomes distorted and a mockery of truth.”[…]
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The Oppressive Power and State Collapse: Ibn Khaldun and the Palestinian Reality
I have immersed myself recently in reading Ibn Khaldun’s works, and it hasn’t been without leaving an impact on my[…]
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Debating Gender… settling in a book
As a student of Islamic philosophy, I embarked on a research journey during my master’s program at the Freie University[…]
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Milan Kundera…Farewell
I have always felt that I am a part of Milan Kundera’s world in my readings, and he has been[…]
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Jenin… Jenin… Jenin
Jenin… Jenin… Jenin. Jenin, mentioned for the second and third time, is not a recurring memory from Mohammad Bakri’s film,[…]
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Jenin… A scream devoid of tears or lamentation.
Jenin… A scream devoid of tears or lamentation. Jenin, symbolized by the fetus, embodies a homeland destined to remain unwritten,[…]
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Amidst Bloodshed and Fragmentation: Reflections on Loss, Sacrifice, and the Shattered Homeland
Amidst the ongoing bloody and catastrophic events that have unfolded in recent days, I find it increasingly challenging to find[…]
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