Shelves of Memory – By Leyla Zuaiter
Contributed by Ibrahim Marazka on 17.11.2005:
Educational Bookshop at 22 Salaheddin Street, Jerusalem. See the Article of Leyla Zuaiter under History>Archive/Research.
Original Content Creator: Leyla Zuaiter
People
Overlook
Contributed by Ibrahim Marazka on 17.11.2005:
An overlook on nature and place where the village Miske was. An unknown green Field.
Original Content Creator: Yoaad Shbita
Agaves of lost Miske
Contributed by Ibrahim Marazka on 17.11.2005:
A view of the everlasting Agaves of the destroyed Village Miske.
Original Content Creator: Yoaad Shbita
Field Path
Contributed by Ibrahim Marazka on 17.11.2005:
A path leading the remains of the destroyed village Miske
Original Content Creator: Yoaad Shbita
Old everlasting Building
Contributed by Ibrahim Marazka on 17.11.2005:
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Original Content Creator: Yoaad Shbita
Exploring Your Personal and Cultural Identity – By Leyla Zuaiter
Contributed by Ibrahim Marazka on 17.11.2005:
Exploring Your Personal and Cultural Identity
Through Family History and Genealogy
By Leyla Zuaiter
Recognizing that the study of Family History and Genealogy has the power not only to enrich lives at the individual and community level but also to serve the interests of the Palestinian people, Arabic Educational Institute-Open Windows in Bethlehem (AEI) recently o(...)
Musa Sanad – by Leyla Zuaiter
Contributed by Ibrahim Marazka on 17.11.2005:
Death of a Modern Day Palestinian Folk Hero
Musa Sanad, Artas Folklore Center
1949-2005
By Leyla Zuaiter
“With Musa Sanad’s death, the Palestinians have lost a seminal figure in the field of Palestinian heritage preservation,” says Maha Sacca, head of the Palestinian Heritage Center in Bethlehem. “Artas will miss Musa Sanad the way the Palestinian people mi(...)
The 418 Destroyed Villages of Palestine
Contributed by Palestine Family.net on 24.09.2005:
The Dispossession and Remembrance
From:
The Permanent Observer Mission of Palestine to the United Nations
Al-Nakba was marked not only by the loss of Palestine as a country, the destruction of its society, and the exodus of over half of its native population, but also by the destruction (...)