
Nakba #35 - Muhammad Abu Hashem
1946 “There were some Jews living in my village, and we were friends with them. In Akka there were more Jews. If I got sick, I used to go to a Jewish doctor in Akka named Nathan. As children, we did n...
1 Jan 1h 14min

Nakba #34 - Ismail Yakub al-Sayfi
1948 “The Egyptian army was supposed to defend the village, but when the Jews attacked at night, the Egyptians abandoned us. My mother, my older brother, and I fled into the darkness to a field where ...
1 Jan 45min

Nakba #33 -Maryam al-Sayfi
1945 “Behind our house there was a large fig tree. I used to play in the shade beneath it. Behind the house there was also a cave. My mother and grandmother gathered firewood there. They lit a fire an...
1 Jan 1h 8min

Nakba #32 - Ziyad Hamid Maziyad
1936 “My paternal uncle was 16 years old when he was killed by Jewish guards on horseback. They struck him on the head and he died the following day. My father’s employer, a Zionist named Dubel, offer...
1 Jan 1h 1min

Nakba #31 - Kamil al-Shaykh Qasim
1946 "We were farmers and grew wheat, olives, fruit and tobacco. Our tobacco was well-known, it was on a level with the Greek. We had different names for each area of land, depending on what we grew o...
1 Jan 49min

Nakba #30 - Ali Saadi
1948 "The Zionists killed my maternal uncle, Ahmed Shaban, and three others. They were shot in front of all the villagers. My uncle, who was perhaps 30 years old, was in the resistance movement, first...
31 Des 202544min

Nakba #29 - Fayiz ‘Auda
1946 ”My father owned a lot of land where he grew wheat and tobacco. He sold the tobacco to a company in ‘Akka. We had sheep, goats, camels, and cows. My father bought donkeys from Cyprus; they were s...
31 Des 20251h 8min

Nakba #28 - Amna Aydi
1947 “Lubya was a large village. The land stretched all the way down toward Ṭabariyya. We were farmers and grew olives, figs, and grapes. Some of my brothers were able to study in Ṭabariyya. For us gi...
31 Des 202547min




















