
Nakba #49 - Nabil Sa‘id al-Kurd
“In 1954, UNRWA reached an agreement with Jordan, which at the time governed East al-Quds, to build 28 houses in Sheikh Jarrah. We were one of the families who were to live there, and when the houses ...
15 Jan 1h 7min

Nakba #48 - Muhammad Musa Abu Lial
1945 “I grew up in the Romayma neighborhood. My father traveled a lot on business, among other places to Jaffa and Jordan. Jews, Christians, and Muslims lived side by side in al-Quds. My uncle did bus...
11 Jan 52min

Nakba #47 - Claudette Habesh
1948 ”Vi hade ett mycket bra liv i Talbiya, i al-Quds. Min far var affärsman i tryckeribranschen. Familjens verksamhet gick tillbaka till 1920-talet. Vi hade ett vackert hus och en vacker trädgård med...
8 Jan 48min

Nakba #46 - Jamil Jalal ‘Aql
1936 “There were about 2,500 people living in my village. In 1936, the same year I was born, a general strike took place. It lasted for half a year. It was the longest strike in the history of Palesti...
8 Jan 51min

Nakba #45 - Widad Kawar
1937 The family settled in Bayt Lahm. I started at a new boarding school, this time in Ramallah. It was run by the Quakers, and I felt very much at home there. In Ramallah, all women wore beautifully ...
8 Jan 59min

Nakba #44 - Nada ‘Ubayd
1949 “A voice over a loudspeaker announced that we were forced to leave al-Tayyibah, but that we would be allowed to return after a couple of days. I lost my clothes, books, and toys. Some people who ...
8 Jan 35min

Nakba #43 - Abd al-Mannan Hassan Shbayta
1945 “My father died when I was three. I remember two things about him; I remember riding behind him on the donkey. And I remember him lying dead on a mattress.” 1948 “We passed a field of cucumbers a...
8 Jan 44min

Nakba #42 - Safia Hassan Shbayta
1930 “We owned 20 hectares of land and lived a good life. My father had six employees working in the fields. We grew cucumbers, tomatoes, wheat, corn, and other crops. We transported the produce to th...
7 Jan 59min




















