From The River To The Sea: Echoes Of Tigris

Tarneem Maitham

These narratives are not just words; they are echoes from Tigris, in hopes that the winds will carry them to the stolen land of Palestine.

Sarah Al-Ali

“I wil be a doctor too!” I declared my intention without much awareness but with enthusiasm. She smiled and said, "Why not?" She began to share many details with me. I followed her closely as she introduced me to the layers of the body (dermis, epidermis, fat, muscle, bone).

Fatema Alka’by

Am I able to go back to my homeland now? Do I yearn for another home? For there are my family and friends.. and here also are my family and friends. I felt, like in the picture, hanging between earth and the sky, between Baghdad and Cairo. I never let go of my thoughts of belonging but it’s still a tough thought. Where do I stand? And where do I go?

Tabarak Mazin

In a world once governed by force and fate, where people had no say in their affairs, a seismic shift occurred. Revolts against oppressive regimes arose, demanding rights despite consequences. Decades passed, nations transformed, but the 'land of the free,' the USA, paradoxically supported an occupying entity on Palestinian land. Explore the stark contrast between proclaimed human rights and the harsh realities faced by Palestinians.

Zahraa Jafar

For what reason do wars unfold? Is it to make the sound of death less appalling than the trembling it causes? What is the most important thing to influence a child's life?