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Welcome to The Palestinian Pulse, your go-to source for current news and insightful updates on the situation in Palestine. Our mission is to raise awareness and inspire a global community by sharing a wide range of events, protests, art murals, sports events, and more, all centered around the Palestinian cause.
At The Palestinian Pulse, we strive to keep awareness high and unite people from all corners of the world in the fight for the freedom of Palestine. We believe in the power of information and community action to make a difference. By bringing you news sourced from reputable outlets, we aim to provide a reliable platform for understanding the ongoing struggles and triumphs of the Palestinian people.
In addition to current events, we are dedicated to preserving and celebrating Palestine’s rich identity. Amid efforts to erase it, we focus on highlighting Palestinian history, culture, fashion, and food. Our goal is to keep the vibrant essence of Palestine alive and flourishing, ensuring that its story is told and its heritage honored.
The Palestinian Pulse is not a new organization; rather, we serve as a portal for the activities and events of various organizations dedicated to the Palestinian cause. We act as a conduit for sharing valuable information, connecting people, and amplifying voices that need to be heard. While we actively seek out and share what we can find, we urge organizations to send us their information.
Please share your events, activities, and stories with us at admin@thepalestinianpulse.com or tag us on Facebook. Your contributions help us build a comprehensive and dynamic platform that truly represents the global solidarity movement for Palestine.
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“For Gazans, war is like the weather, we live through it continually. We have no say in it; it just comes and goes, from the day we’re born. Most Gazans have never left the Strip; they don’t know what life feels like where war is not the norm; they don’t know what freedom is either. They know they want it, but they’ve never really tasted it.”
― Atef Abu Saif, Don’t Look Left: A Diary of Genocide