#weplantedandwillplantagain

In every inch of this land lies a love story that binds us to it. We cultivate it with our hands, nourish it with our toil, and dream of it as a vibrant, living green. We and our land are two sides of the same coin—a deeply rooted connection impervious to the winds and bulldozers of the occupier.

The occupation came to uproot our crops and demolish the dreams we built stone by stone. The destruction of the land is not just the removal of soil; it is an attempt to erase the memory of a land that narrates our stories. The demolition of homes is not merely the fall of walls; it is an effort to sever the threads of belonging that tie us to our roots.

But what the occupier fails to realize is that our roots are not only in the ground—they live in our hearts and souls. They may cut down a tree, but the forest will grow back. They may demolish a house, but the homeland lives within us. We are a people who have learned to rise from the rubble, rebuild despite the pain, and plant hope amidst the ruins.

Our Message to the World: The land is not just a place where we live; it is our identity, our history, and our future. No matter how long the darkness lasts, we will continue to plant, build, and dream. We are the rightful owners of this land. The olive trees bear witness to us, the stones of old homes tell our stories, and the winds that buffet us carry tales of our resilience to the world.

In Conclusion: Bulldozers cannot break our will, and bombs cannot kill our dreams. We are here to tell the occupier and all who support them: we remain, for our roots are too deep to be uprooted. We will plant again, and we will rebuild, for Palestine is not just land—it is life itself.