What does it mean that Jesus offers a yoke made for two? A Palestinian reading of Matthew 11 through the marketplace, the plough, and nafas, the breath a grandmother gives her cooking, arriving at rest that reaches the whole living self.

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.

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

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.