r/Palestinians
“I personally coded that function not for you as a user to see Israel on the dropdown” - Issam Hijazi, Founder & CEO of UpScrolled
u/Rebat-Askalan — 4 days ago
Oussama Diab, The New Liberty, 2014
u/Saint-Veronicas-Veil — 5 days ago
Emily Jacir, ‘Memorial to 418 Palestinian Villages Which Were Destroyed, Depopulated, and Occupied by Israel in 1948’, 2001, refugee tent, embroidery thread, record book.
u/Saint-Veronicas-Veil — 6 days ago
78 years since the Nakba — and the world hasn't forgotten.
From the villages emptied in 1948 to the families still displaced today, the story hasn't ended.
The keys are still kept. The names are still spoken. The memory is carried - not only by Palestinians, but by everyone who stands beside them.
This week, communities around the world mark Nakba Day. A reminder that the right of return isn't history.
u/Rebat-Askalan — 6 days ago
Coin-piece made from 10,000 Palestinian coins, hand-sewn by refugee women, weighing 72kg, from the collection ‘What Should Have Been Home’ by Sylwia Nazzal
u/Saint-Veronicas-Veil — 8 days ago
Olive Trees – More Than Just a Tree in Palestine
u/Aromatic_Toe_3721 — 8 days ago
Juliana Seraphim’s (1934–2005) surrealist paintings. Seraphim was a prominent Palestinian painter and a key figure in modern Arab art
u/Saint-Veronicas-Veil — 8 days ago
Palestinians marched through the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, or "catastrophe", the mass displacement of Palestinians during the creation of the Zionist occupation in 1948.
Demonstrators carried Palestinian flags and called for recognition of Palestinian rights and history.
u/Aromatic_Toe_3721 — 9 days ago
A North Gaza school is run by a local educator.
This is Andira Ghandi, a school principal and educator from North Gaza who dedicated more than 30 years of her life to teaching children in her community.
Her original kindergarten and school were destroyed, but she refused to give up on education.
Today, together with local volunteers and her family, she is rebuilding a small micro-school for children in North Gaza. Over the past weeks, they have restored classrooms, repaired old desks and chairs, connected water and electricity, and secured rent for the next 6 months.
What makes this project special is that it is completely community-led — and it is also creating small work opportunities for local people helping with repairs and restoration.
Step by step, a safe learning space for children is coming back to life. 🇵🇸
u/Head_Drawing237 — 8 days ago