They say that tomorrow is Eid, summer is gone, winter has arrived, then New Year, then summer again, Ramadan and Eid, and I stumble every day in a whole world designed from my nightmares.
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Is Jewish suffering morally equivalent to Palestinian?
‘I find it strange, bizarre in fact, that every time someone talks of Palestinian suffering they are either guilty of anti-semitism or somehow belittling the memory of Jewish suffering during the holocaust.
Continue readingI Am You…!
Let it free…
‘Til folks with guts…
Laws are made by people
And people can be wrong
Once unions were against the law
But slavery was fine
Women were denied the vote
While children worked the mine
The more you study history
The less you can deny it
Say a rotten law stays on the books
‘Til folks with guts defy it
___Tal Mitnik, 2023
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One day at a time…!
Most of us are blessed to enjoy the safety from freedom. We get up to follow our routines, we go to sleep hoping to wake up the next day, nicely relaxed inside our safe homes.
Continue readingI Grant You Refuge…!
I grant you and the little ones refuge,
the little ones now asleep like chicks in a nest.
They don’t walk in their sleep toward dreams.
They know death lurks outside the house.
__ Hiba Abu Nada. Palestinian poet, novelist, and teacher killed by israel’s air strike, at Gaza, Oct10th, 2023
Protean Magazine published this translation of “I Grant You Refuge”, one of the last compositions by the Palestinian poet.
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Marriage equality… Yes!
Australians were informed of a recent postal vote to legalise same gender marriage, and the commotion erupted from the postal ballot is still going on. Continue reading
PressTV-‘Blacks don’t have human rights in US’
PressTV-‘Blacks don’t have human rights in US’ – The recent death of an African American teenage girl in the state of Kentucky while in police custody is just a “drop in the bucket” of what b…
If I Ruled the World by Antony Loewenstein
The role of the US hegemony is over. Washington no longer controls the world by charm and force. It’s a multipolar planet with countless centres of power. Wouldn’t this be something to celebrate?
In theory, yes. But then, all of a sudden, in a long session of the United Nations Security Council, an Australian from Sydney is appointed to the new position of head chief to manage an unruly earth. Unlike the Secretary General, this individual wields real power to bring change. Continue reading