Fady Joudah
@FadyJoudah
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Palestinian writer, poet, winner of the Jackson Poetry Prize
Joined July 2023
Increasing writing about visual art and its relationship to cruelty remains western-centric in a manner that further subordinates Palestinian art. It remains unimaginable for most to let Palestinian art inform them.
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The half-dead
The ending of Etel Adnan’s poem “Jenin”(2004). Two things remain true and undeniable despite the hypocrisy of history: Poetry and Palestine
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“No statistics can capture the malice of Israel’s conduct”: if that is not a definition of the uber criminal state, I don’t know what is. “After the genocide, the genocide”: to you who are eager to return to complicity, if ever you left it https://t.co/EdczOOzOsc
nplusonemag.com
As the Western media and politicians breathlessly celebrated the return of the final Israeli prisoners, a number of them soldiers captured in combat, Israel began returning hundreds of captives it...
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But since the last dropped bomb Your indifference entering After the genocide The genocide
After the genocide / the genocide.
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"We will not leave/ until they reunite, the girl and her braids. May they never." a new poem https://t.co/CXTWjjq0Qn
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“Will you let life live its life, the sport / of souls seeking / a tiny sphere for an ordinary farewell?”
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'Sudan’s war is described as forgotten, but in reality it is tolerated and relegated. Because to reckon with the horror in Sudan is to look into the abyss of regional and global politics.' This week's column https://t.co/mt2D9FIwEw
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The massacres carried out by the RSF in El Fasher, Darfur, with the support of its UAE sponsors, will only stop when the international community acts, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
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🟥 “Silence is the language of the oppressor.” 🔳Sudanese journalist Naji-Al Kurshabi breaks down mid-interview, saying he wishes he could write the stories instead of speak them because the pain of saying them aloud is unbearable. 🔳What’s happening in Sudan is not distant.
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All eyes on Al Fasher. 2000 people killed in 48 hours. Complete silence from mainstream and even leftist media.
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One of the benefits of calls for divestment that are comprehensive and not geared towards one state is it maintains an ethical principle. Anyway, divestment from the arms industry means divestment from companies that work with the UAE too.
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Fady Joudah (@FadyJoudah) received the 2025 Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize for the most outstanding poetry published in the United States in the previous year for [...]: Poems. The award comes with a prize purse of $25,000 and a residency at Glen Hollow in Naples, New York. Hayan
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are you in or out? they will ask us then, after they've decided that our genocide is the kind that ends, has ended, and we must move on
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no final solution is ever final or a solution, yet in these days of the Israeli-Western final solution against the Palestinians, it becomes clearer how so many who "lifted up" our voices did so to buy our silence over their complicity
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they can't wait to return to the old ways of "the higher road" that normalize and rehabilitate the genociders
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"In a world where the news commits genocide, one should not report news after Gaza... during smoke-filled galas in cities that move images as Gods move mountains." another example of reptition https://t.co/KSkMb1lAXu
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"Meanwhile sanguinity is swinging / songs during smoke-filled galas / in cities that move images as Godsmove mountains."
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In the long life after the war of annhilation, a mother and a father will name their boy or girl, Hudna
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hilariously vulgar in the least funny way how shadowbanning works, aided by the innocent impotence of all those who are, finally, against genocide; sharing poems; because poems outlive genocide of course
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