Gaza's Yellow Line joins Green and Blue in a 75-year pattern of "temporary" borders accelerating from 51 to 25 years. What color comes next?

Palestinian theology meets Indigenous wisdom: exploring land-based faith amid genocide in "The Cross and the Olive Tree," where sumac connects two worlds.

Exploring Joshua through PARDES hermeneutics and decolonial biblical critique, connecting ancient texts to Palestinian liberation theology.

Decolonial reading of biblical Rahab as trans Palestinian woman in Gaza - exploring survival, collaboration & resistance under occupation

From Emmaus to Canada Park: How Jesus walks with us through trauma, displacement, and the sacred act of hospitality that opens our eyes.

Psalm 102 reimagined through Palestinian voices: a prayer born from 22 months of annihilation, 17 years of siege, 76 years of land theft.

As a Palestinian woman witnessing genocide, I read Martha and Mary alongside Gaza. Both sisters respond to Christ under occupation—Martha's fierce hospitality and Mary's prophetic listening. Both sacred, both necessary for survival.