Palestine Stories

A short story in The Father's Wife anthology: You saw her bathing on the roof. Learn the tale of the wife of the Warrior Flame and King Beloved.

The Reckoning is a provocative political exposé examining power, lobbying, foreign policy, media influence, and institutional accountability. From U.S. support for Israel to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, the book challenges readers to question official narratives, investigate hidden connections, and confront the consequences of political silence.

Titanic meets The Story of Zara - A present day upmarket fiction... Jihane survives the war by going numb and waiting, and now a bookseller who won't let her retreat is asking her to feel again. At the worst possible time, she must decide whether love is a betrayal of her waiting or her last chance to save the parts of herself the war is still coming for.

okey this story has to be cringe because im already cringe so yeah. this story is about two ASEAN/ASIAN twin siblings that are part of Britain family. Ok this au is where nobody knows that malay/laysia and mal are a part of Britain family except for the Britain family ofc and Asean,Commonwealth(my au only),United Nations,Europe Union,N.A.T.O. and W.H.O.,.

PART 1

This book includes poems from my previous book the diaries of palestine and other poems as well I hope you enjoy them ♥️

"I Lost My Native Soil" tells the story of a young pinvalian facing the consequence of displacement and battle in their homeland. From childhood, the civilians experience loss and separation, reflecting the joint struggle of their country. In "I Lost My Native Soil," a sad story unfolds. A young person from Pinvale faces a lot of pain as their birthplace is torn separated. They lose the place they love, and everything transforms into a phantom town. The story is full of sorrow. It's about missing family, missing the way things used to be, and trying to be strong even when everything is ruined. This book captures the feelings of grief and sorrow and how difficult it is when the place you call home is lost. This grief stays with you for your lifetime. This novel tells a story of deep sadness. Imagine a youthful person from Pinvale, where everything feels secure and friendly. Suddenly, their home turns into a place of tears and ghost town. The story is like a heavy cloud hanging over them, as they try to understand why things can't be the way they were. It's about missing the laugh of family. The book carries onto those moments of sorrow when everything changes, and the world becomes a different, sadder place. Moral: "I Lost My Native Soil" reminds us that even in situations of sorrow and loss, stability and strength of one's individuality can provide resilience. It teaches the enduring power of hope in the face of hardship.

Two humans being (one born as female, the other born as male) decided to talk about the society problems Btw this is not a neutral newspaper. But we can still discuss our opinion in respect.

Revolutionary Sands: Che Guevara in Palestine" is an electrifying historical novel that reimagines one of the 20th century's most iconic figures in a bold new setting. Follow Che Guevara and his comrades as they forsake the familiar battlegrounds of Latin America to join the struggle for Palestinian liberation. Against a backdrop of oppression and resistance, they navigate the complexities of a foreign land, forging alliances, facing adversaries, and confronting their own ideals. In this gripping tale of courage and conviction, "Revolutionary Sands" transports readers to a world where the spirit of revolution knows no borders and the fight for justice spans continents.

the world is no longer the world we had.

able to act or be done as one wishes; not under the control of another.

A messy and introvert 13-years old girl, Nashita, is just an ordinary person that always talking about her tragedy that overtaked her life. A wild president, Mizaki, who love to take a risk of trying something new.

dear palestine; a collection of quotes and poems cover by @xdemonsflowerx

Remember them in your prayers.

In which I write about Palestinian Culture.

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