Islamic-Christian Commission warns of Israeli festival in Jerusalem

[ PIC 29/10/2013 – 11:21 PM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)– The Islamic-Christian Commission for the support of Jerusalem and holy sites warned on Tuesday of the occupation authority’s intention to organize a large Jewish festival in the occupied city of Jerusalem over a whole month. The Commission said in a statement on Tuesday that these […]

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Israelis stage music festival near Al Aqsa Mosque disturbing worshipers

[ PIC 09/05/2013 – 06:56 PM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)– Al Aqsa Foundation for Waqf and Heritage said that Jewish youths organized on Wednesday a march, on the 46th anniversary of the occupation of Jerusalem, during which they chanted racist slogans against Al Aqsa, the Arabs and Islam. Thousands of Jewish marchers attacked the Jerusalemite […]

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Festival in Germany in support of prisoners

[ PIC 28/04/2013 – 08:56 PM ] DORTMUND, (PIC)– Representatives of institutions and solidarity activists in Germany announced developing their movements to make a qualitative leap in support of the issue of prisoners in Israeli jails, especially the hunger strikers. This came during a festival held in solidarity with prisoners in Israeli jails and in […]

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Jenin hosts festival for disabled

Maan News Agency | Updated Nov 9, 2012   JENIN (Ma’an) — Palestinians in Jenin organized a festival for people with disabilities in Jenin on Thursday. The head of a federation for the disabled, Rafiq Abu Sifin, told Ma’an that the event coincided with World Disability Day and was to bring awareness to the lack […]

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“Al-Aqsa in danger festival 16″ starts Friday

A Million Stories about the Zionist Rape of This World – in pictures [ 12/10/2011 – 09:30 PM ] UM AL-FAHEM, (PIC)– The Islamic movement in 1948-occupied Palestine are making the final preparations for the 16th yearly festival “Al-Aqsa in danger” which starts on Friday 14 October 2011. The festival which is expected to attract […]

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Postcard from Palestine

Hussam Gosheh tells the dramatic story of of how onions saved the day at a book festival in Jerusalem Hussam Ghosheh, translated from Arabic by Lubna Taha |guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 3 May 2011 14.42 BST A Palestinian girl walks in an alley in the Silwan neighborhood of east Jerusalem, where the closing event took place. Photograph: […]

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Thousands of Palestinians attend 9th Aqsa child festival

[ 24/04/2011 – 10:41 AM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)– More than 15,000 Palestinians from occupied Jerusalem and the 1948 occupied lands attended on Saturday the ninth festival of the Aqsa child and the third drawing contest for kids in the Aqsa Mosque’s courtyards. Deputy head of the Islamic Movement in the 1948 occupied lands Sheikh […]

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Sheikh Salah: The Aqsa child festival gained global momentum

[ 21/04/2011 – 08:43 AM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)– Sheikh Ra’ed Salah, head of the Islamic Movement in the 1948 occupied lands, on Wednesday said the ninth festival of the Aqsa child fund has gained global momentum, calling on the Palestinians to actively participate in the event. Al-Bayareq foundation for defending the Aqsa Mosque, Imarat […]

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Ignoring suffering of Palestinians, PA to host dance festival in Ramallah

12/04/2011 – 11:57 AM RAMALLAH, (PIC)– As the tears of many Palestinian families who lost their beloved ones during recent Israeli aerial attacks on Gaza have not yet dried, preparations are being made in the West Bank city of Ramallah to host a festival for contemporary dance. Different news agencies said the Palestinian authority (PA) […]

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PALFEST FOR GAZA

Posted by desertpeace on Saturday, January 8, 2011 at 11:21 am. Recently held was the Palestine Festival of Literature. One of the participants traveled from New York to the West Bank Occupied City of Nablus. The works of Remi Kanazi are known to all active in the Palestinian cause. Despite living in America, he is Palestinian, just […]

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