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In a special two-part series Al Jazeera relives the tragic narrative of the Palestinian Nakba (catastrophe) through the stories of one street in the city of Jaffa.
Part 1:
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Also tagged Nakba, Palestine, palestinian, videoBy Stuart Littlewood *
Hamas marked the 92nd anniversary of the infamous Balfour Declaration by recalling the misery of the 1948 Nakba (Catastrophe) and insisting that European states in general and Britain in particular make amends for the crimes committed against Palestine.
It is worth reminding ourselves from time to time what started the trouble all those [...]
Despite gains made to make 'occupation' the frame of reference in understanding what is going on in the Occupied Palestine, to a large extent the occupation continues to remain "invisible".
The occupation's invisibility is mainly credited to propaganda-influenced media reports. Repeated studies of the media's coverage of Palestine/Israel have highlighted the prevalent pro-Israeli bias. A bias [...]
From time to time, I receive some hate emails and comments from sick Zionist with the very infamous subject line: “Palestinian people do not exist.â€
Just a while ago, one of these history denial comments were attempted to be posted here by someone calling himself Doron Zielinski. The spam comment was long enough and full of [...]
Palestine Remembered has a video version of all Nakba-Catastrophe Oral History interviews (high speed Internet access is needed, otherwise, the audio or MP3 version is the only option for low speed Internet).
Here is a complete listing of over 180 interviews (containing over 600 hours of recording) that have been conducted up to this point:
http://PalestineRemembered.com/OralHistory/Interviews-Listing/Story1151.html
Daily life [...]
Also tagged History, Human Rights, Israel, Nakba, occupation, Palestine, Refugee, Right-to-Return, WarDaily life in tents for 6,000 Palestinian residents of Nahr Al-Barid Refugee Camp in Tarablus, Lebanon, 1952. Today, the population of the camp is more than 40,000..
The following quotes are from Palestinain refegees (first generation and second generation) interviewed by IMEU to mark the 58th anneversary of Nakba-Catastrophe.
Darwish Addassi wishes his fellow Americans could spend [...]
