Author Archives: Waleed al-Meadana

About Waleed al-Meadana

Waleed al-Meadana is a 21-year-old Palestinian. His grandparents were expelled from Jaffa. He is a student of English language and literature at the Islamic University of Gaza, 4th level.

‏A letter from under attack

On Friday, Israel attacked the Gaza Strip, killing at least eleven people. Waleed al-Meadana wrote us saying, “I have no time to choose my words. I am just being spontaneous, for every second counts. One hour later, I may have no chance to write you, lest being dead — I have the same things in mind now all Gazans have.”

Posted in Gaza, Israel/Palestine, Israeli Government, Middle East, Nakba, Occupation, On the ground reports | 62 Comments

Thanks, my enemy. I love Palestine

Raw unfiltered voice from Palestine: you call me a terrorist, but you have taught me to love my country

Posted in Activism, Arab Spring, Gaza, Israel/Palestine, Nakba, Occupation | 161 Comments

3 Years Later: Palestinians Still Exist

Cast Lead Anniversary

Posted in Gaza, Israel/Palestine, Israeli Government, Middle East, Nakba, Occupation, US Policy in the Middle East | 9 Comments

Two Palestinians dead in Gaza, a story of mourning and peace

A Palestinian in Gaza describes living through a recent Israeli military strike against his next door neighbor.

Posted in Gaza, Israel/Palestine, Nakba, Occupation, On the ground reports | 8 Comments