Three years ago: A ‘normal morning’ turns to horror in Gaza By Mohammed Rabah Suliman December 27, 2011 1 Gaza (APA images: Ashraf Amra) It was a few minutes past eleven. I woke up…
Reading Anne Frank in Gaza By Mohammed Rabah Suliman August 23, 2011 99 I always believed to write is to “make less the depth of grief.” But it’s…
On March 15 the ‘angry young men’ of Gaza will work to end division By Mohammed Rabah Suliman March 9, 2011 8 “Write down, I am an Arab” wrote the late renowned Palestinian poet, Mahmoud Darwish, in…
Gaza Two Years Later: There is nothing that tastes as beautiful as reading in the dark By Mohammed Rabah Suliman January 17, 2011 4 “I just take it as a challenge, the louder the bomb, the more engrossed in…
For Jawaher Abu Rahma: As one sleeps, another wakes up. As one dies, a whole generation is born. By Mohammed Rabah Suliman January 6, 2011 1 The tragic death of the Palestinian protester Jawaher Abu Rahma in Bil’in left all of…
Gaza Two Years Later: The Earth woke peacefully By Mohammed Rabah Suliman December 28, 2010 6 For the first time in twenty-two days the Earth woke up without a start. Even…
Watching The Pianist in Gaza By Mohammed Rabah Suliman December 2, 2010 70 The Pianist is a movie that tells the disheartening story of a Jewish pianist, Władysław…
Me and my Israeli cousin By Mohammed Rabah Suliman November 20, 2010 10 In the early 1980s my father was illegally crossing the borders as he stamped his…
It is only Palestine By Mohammed Rabah Suliman July 28, 2010 62 8000 rockets are no excuse Suicide bombers, it’s all just a ruse Unless you’re Israel,…
