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- Country of residence: Palestine
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Laila Mahmoud Ahmad Jadallah is a Palestinian poet, nicknamed the Phoenix and the Poet of Al-Aqsa.
- Ambassador of the International Union for Culture and Literature / Palestine Branch
- Ambassador of the Arab Women Union / Palestine Branch
- Member of the General Union of Palestinian Writers and Writers
- Member of the Palestinian Writers and Writers Association
- Former President of the Palestinian Club for Culture and Arts
She wrote many patriotic and social songs, and one of her publications is the collection “The Phoenix” and others that have not yet been published.
- She was hosted on many Arab and international radio and television programs, including the French Radio Montecarlo and the Russia Today channel.
Her literary works were published in many Arab and European newspapers, both paper and electronic, including the Iraqi Art of Arts magazine, the Palestine newspaper, the Al-Resala newspaper, the Iraqi Al-Shaab newspaper, the Algerian Culture newspaper, Sada Al-Hurriya magazine, the Egyptian Al-Hurra newspaper, and many Kurdish, Egyptian, Kuwaiti and Jordanian newspapers.
- A mention about the poet Laila. Mahmoud Jadallah. A radio report on the World Union for Culture and Literature radio, in addition to a report prepared by the International Relief Agency in a book entitled 'The Writers of the International Relief Agency', in addition to a report prepared by the Arar Literary Newspaper/Jordan.
- I conducted many press interviews with her, including the Algerian newspaper Al-Thaqafa / Algeria, Al-Alam Al-Youm newspaper / Britain, the art newspaper Artilogia / Palestine, and the cultural newspaper Al-Awan / Iraq.
- The poet Laila led. Divination of many literary and national evenings and festivals.
- Palestine was represented by participating in literary evenings in Egypt.
She was chosen to represent Palestine in a literary festival in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, but this was hindered by a travel ban due to the blockade imposed by parties on Gaza.
- She led a hex. A no-frills celebration at the Young Men’s Christian Association / Gaza
- The poet was a guest of honor for the evening. Jasmine necklace / Palestine
The poet participated in her speech at the graduation ceremony of the first class of 2018 at the University of Basra / Iraq
The poet conducted several literary courses in several schools in the Gaza Strip, including secondary and middle schools.
- Member of the jury of the Little Poet Competition at UNRWA schools for the primary and preparatory levels
- Member of the poetry competition jury, Al-Azhar University / Palestine
She was honored by many literary institutions, national bodies, and educational institutions, including Al-Aqsa University, the Gaza Cultural Foundation, and the General Union of Palestinian Writers, in recognition of her efforts in enriching the cultural scene/Palestine.
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