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freed Palestinian detainee Israa Ja’abis opens the pages of memory and pain, recounting her harrowing journey since surviving severe burns and being arrested in 2015. Through years of medical neglect, isolation, and daily struggle, she rebuilds herself word by word. Blending literary reflections, poetry, personal notes, and drawings, Israa presents a powerful testimony of suffering and resilience—a story of motherhood, loss, and the light of hope that refuses to fade despite chains and wounds. Pained is a testament to survival, a rebirth from the ashes, and the voice of a woman who turned her anguish into a message for the world.

🔹 Sinossi in italiano del libro “Palestina vista da vicino”
✍️ Autore: Hossam Shaker

Questa raccolta di saggi e testimonianze offre uno sguardo umano e profondo sulla realtà dell’occupazione israeliana in Palestina. L’autore documenta storie autentiche di vittime civili – bambini, madri, paramedici, giornalisti – e denuncia le violazioni quotidiane dei diritti umani attraverso una narrazione sensibile ma decisa.

Attraverso articoli pubblicati in anni diversi, il libro affronta eventi come la Marcia del Ritorno a Gaza, l’uccisione di Yaser Murtaja, il martirio di Razan al-Najjar, e la demolizione di Khan al-Ahmar, mettendo in discussione la propaganda israeliana e il silenzio internazionale.
L’opera è un invito a guardare da vicino per comprendere la profondità del dramma palestinese, ed è anche un atto di resistenza narrativa che sfida l’oblio e i pregiudizi mediatici.

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Bioinformatics (2ICB’24) presents a comprehensive scientific record of the research contributions showcased during the second edition of the International Conference on Bioinformatics, held at M’Hamed Bougara University of Boumerdes (UMBB), Algeria, on November 13–14, 2024. This volume compiles an extensive collection of keynote lectures, invited talks, oral communications, and poster abstracts that highlight the latest advancements in bioinformatics and OMICS sciences, including genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, transcriptomics, multi-omics integration, and structural bioinformatics.
The proceedings reflect the dynamic scientific dialogue among internationally recognized researchers, experts, and early-career scientists, addressing contemporary issues such as high-throughput genetic analysis, computational modeling, biomarker discovery, machine learning applications in health sciences, drug design, microbial genomics, and the development of innovative bioinformatics tools. By bringing together contributions from leading universities, research institutes, and specialized laboratories worldwide, this book illustrates the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in tackling complex biological and medical challenges. Rich in theoretical foundations and practical applications, the volume serves as a valuable reference for researchers, students, and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of data-driven biological research and to keep pace with emerging methodologies shaping the future of bioinformatics and biomedical science.

In a world where exile collides with memory, and humans intersect with animals, The Republic of the Dog unfolds as a profound meditation on power, alienation, and identity. Through the ambiguous relationship between an Eastern refugee in Europe and a dog that seems to understand the new order better than people do, the novel exposes the hidden logic of modern societies.

Dogs in this novel are not marginal creatures; they are mirrors reflecting the contradictions of contemporary life—obedience and rebellion, affection and fear, freedom and surveillance. With a reflective narrative voice infused with philosophy, history, and cultural memory, the author raises unsettling questions about belonging, humanity, and who truly holds sovereignty in a world where values are constantly being redefined.

The Republic of the Dog is not a story about a dog—it is a story about a human being who becomes a stranger within a republic that does not resemble him, only to realize that alienation is not defined by geography, but by one’s position within the system.
A bold, ironic, and deeply human novel that reveals the fragility of power when viewed from ground level… where dogs stand.

Sabra and the Desert Queen” tells the inspiring story of Sabra, a sensitive young girl from Tamanrasset who struggles with stuttering, low self-confidence, and bullying at school. To help her relax and feel better, her family takes her on a trip to the Algerian Sahara. While camping under the starry night, Sabra discovers a magical bookstore that appears only at night, called Dar El Hikma (“House of Wisdom”).

Inside, she finds an old mysterious book that puts her into a dream where she meets the legendary Tuareg Queen Tin Hinane. The Queen teaches her that intelligence has many forms, and that patience and bravery can guide her through challenges. Encouraged and empowered, Sabra wakes up with renewed determination. She studies hard, asks questions despite her stutter, and slowly begins to succeed—becoming a “queen” in her own heart

“The Thorn and the Carnation” is not merely a work of fiction but a profound testament to the enduring spirit of Gaza. Authored by Yahya Al-Sinwar amidst the shadows of Israeli prisons, this narrative transcends traditional storytelling to offer a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the daily struggles and ideological battles of its characters. With a narrative as piercing as thorns and as fragrant as carnations, the book captures the intertwined lives of a Palestinian family in the Beach Camp of Gaza, reflecting the personal is political in the harsh realities of occupation. This compelling tale weaves personal destinies with the larger political turmoil, revealing how individual lives are indelibly marked by national struggles. Through its pages, we encounter Mahmoud, the elder son, who becomes a beloved figure of resistance, and Ahmad, the narrator, whose journey leads him from introspection to action. As the narrative unfolds, it challenges us to perceive not just the hardships faced but the resilience and communal bond that propel this family—and by extension, the Palestinian people—towards hope and perseverance. “The Thorn and the Carnation” serves as a clarion call to comprehend the Palestinian reality—a narrative penned by those who refuse to be silenced, speaking directly to the heart of the global community. It is a narrative of resistance, of profound cultural identity, and an unyielding quest for freedom and justice, echoed in the authentic voices of its characters.

Toxicité Environnementale – De la contamination des écosystèmes à l’évaluation des effets sur les organismes vivants explore, avec rigueur scientifique, les mécanismes complexes de la pollution et ses impacts sur la biosphère. À travers une approche claire et documentée, l’ouvrage analyse les principales sources de contamination – industrielles, agricoles et domestiques – ainsi que leurs conséquences sur l’air, l’eau, le sol et les organismes vivants. S’appuyant sur les fondements de l’écotoxicologie moderne, le Dr Mohamed Nichane offre une vision globale et accessible des phénomènes de toxicité, des voies de transfert des polluants et des méthodes d’évaluation de leurs effets. Ce livre constitue une référence essentielle pour les étudiants, chercheurs et professionnels soucieux de comprendre et de prévenir les risques écotoxicologiques qui menacent les écosystèmes et la santé humaine.