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"In Gaza: there are two Gazas, that one running after death; that other one running after life.

Two beautiful sisters, two crazy sisters of a ruthless mother we call geography!"
~ Ziad Khaddash

Watching the horizon, dreaming about getting there, smiling you imagined yourself there, frowning you are back to reality; you cannot cross more than a couple of miles of that free water.

However, I love Gaza. I love it for my friends are there; the friends that I have never been able to meet, hug or jokingly kick.

I love Gaza because we love things that we cannot reach; I cannot have access in nor Gaza have access out.



📸 Osama Al-Osta, Gazawi Akkawi young man.

"If you live, live free
or die like the trees, standing up." - Mahmoud Darwish

Wherever you go in Philistine, you'd definitely find a tree beautifully painted on some wall. Is that love for trees? Nature? Does it mean something? Symbolic?

This photo is taken in Nisf Jubail, a very small village in the north-west of Nablus, where artists (some of its residents) display their thoughts into a mosaic and ceramic pieces of art working in a one-room studio.

The village is situated on a greenish hill with fascinating views from all sides. Do you know old Greek? Then, you supposedly referred its name into a Greek word (Jubail; meaning "sun"in Greek); but it may also be an Arabic word meaning "a small mountain". While "Nisf" means half in English.

Its history rich though it's a small village with about 700 inhabitants in recent studies.

Google Nisf Jubail to see the beautiful village and the artistic work of Mosaic.

Hello from Palestine 🍀

Attached are pictures from Al-Masoudieh, a place where people go to have family gathering and picnics overlooking a panoramic view of fields spreading far and wide, which colourfully paints each season!

Its pine tree lined buildings are historic and one of the most important remains of the railway constructed by the Ottomans in 1914.

During the Great Revolt, this area witnessed clashes between the Palestinian resistance and the British military during their mandate over Palestine.

Unfortunately, this area has been under threat of being shut down by the hands of the occupation for many years now!

Still, it's a very interesting and beautiful place and not to be missed when visiting the country! 🧡

Be There is released on the day commemorating the International Day for Solidarity with the Palestinian People 🌻

-Ibrahim Nasrallah, a Palestinian poet and writer whose parents were evicted from their home in 1948.

Be There . Ibrahim Nasrallah كن هناك. إبراهيم نصر الله هذه الأغنية أطلقت بمناسبة يوم التضامن العالمي مع الشعب الفلسطيني Commemorating the International Day for Solidarity with the Palestinian People. إبراهيم نصر ...