The opening of the issue was titled "The Day Following the Darkness: Sacrifices and Unity Making Independence". In the Palestinian file, Abdul Ghani Salama wrote about "Palestine: Reinforcing Resistance through Unity and Changes in the European Stance towards the Aggression on Gaza". Shatha Yahya discussed "Israel's Iron Swords: The Legend Facing Earth and Gas in the Genocidal and Diplomatic War".

Salah Abdul Raouf tackled "The Extended Conflict in Palestine: Visions and Prospects for Negotiation". Aziz Al-Asa wrote about "Writing Behind the Lines: Writers Multiply, Scenes Integrate". Ahmed Ibrahim Aziz delved into "The Rhetoric of Digital Resistance in Palestinian Communicative Discourse: Spaces and Features". Hossam Abu al-Nasr addressed "The War of Antiquities and History: October 2023, and Gaza Imposing Itself Cinematically on the World", written by Yusuf al-Shayeb.

In the section "Memory Papers", Abdul Qadir Yassin explored "The Nobility of Sadness Creativity (1948-1955)", while Rawa Abdul Qadir wrote about "Five Years of Labor". Dina Al-Ashri contributed with "The Army and Liberation Forces", and Mohammed Al-Baraim discussed "Roots and Soil: A Dialogue about Jerusalem, Exile, and the Difficult Return".

Under the section "Titles and Reports", Amani Hamouda wrote about "Jihad Saleh: The Library of Al-Nakba", Firas Obaid penned a novel about "Rula Sabeeh: The Syrian Refugee Ordeal and the Disintegration of Arab Homelands", and Mohannad Yassin discussed "Ghada Al-Karmi: Returning to the One-State Solution as the Sole Solution to the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict". The chapter concluded with Mona Abdel Fattah Ramadan's article titled "Salah Mohammed Raouf: Normalizers Adhering to Sharia".

The issue concluded with the institution's papers.

It's worth mentioning that "Awraq Filistinia" is an Arabic intellectual quarterly magazine distributed in Palestine, several Arab countries, and internationally through individual subscriptions. All issues can be accessed via the institution's website under the "Awraq Filistinia" section.