Rafeef Ziadah
Rafeef Ziadah’s poetry is a force of nature—unapologetic, powerful, and undeniably authentic. As a Palestinian spoken word artist and human rights advocate based in London, Rafeef delivers a piercing commentary on the realities of her homeland through evocative and often biting verse.
In her work, Rafeef harnesses a striking blend of beauty, rage, and sarcasm to challenge and inspire.
What do your captors know of heart muscles born to the sounds of bombs, born against the state of siege, born to a rhythm louder than all their guns, Born Free” exemplifies her ability to transform the anguish of conflict into a profound declaration of resistance. Each poem is a powerful blend of personal pain and collective endurance, delivered with a voice that refuses to be silenced.
Rafeef Ziadah’s work goes beyond art; it’s a bold call for justice. Her poetry captures both the struggle and the unbreakable spirit of the Palestinian people. For pro-Palestine activists and supporters, Rafeef’s art is a rallying cry and a reminder of resilience in the face of Genocide and Occupation.
Her performances combine powerful spoken word with defiant energy, making her a crucial voice in Palestinian resistance.
Check out Rafeef Ziadah’s website to dive into her powerful poetry. Her work offers a raw and deep look into the Palestinian experience, from life under blockade and the impacts of war to the realities of refugee camps and the Nakba. Rafeef’s poems bring these struggles to light and are a call to fight for justice.