Nakba à 78 ans : Comment Israël a saisi la richesse financière palestinienne en 1948
La dimension financière de la Nakba : comment la richesse palestinienne a été saisie en 1948 Lors de la création de l’État d’Israël en 1948 et de l’expulsion ou de la fuite d’environ 750 000 Palestiniens de leurs foyers dans ce que les Palestiniens appellent la Nakba — un mot arabe signifiant « catastrophe » […]
Nakba at 78: How Israel Seized Palestinian Financial Wealth in 1948
The Financial Dimension of the Nakba: How Palestinian Wealth Was Seized in 1948 When the state of Israel was established in 1948 and approximately 750,000 Palestinians were expelled or fled their homes in what Palestinians call the Nakba — Arabic for “catastrophe” — the dispossession was not limited to houses, olive groves, and villages. According […]
Growing Up in a Refugee Camp: Shatila, Jenin, Balata
What does it mean to grow up in a Palestinian refugee camp? From Shatila to Jenin to Balata, three generations inherit keys, UNRWA cards, and memory.
UNRWA: What It Does, Why It Matters, and Why It’s Under Attack
UNRWA serves 5.9 million Palestinian refugees with schools, clinics, and food aid. Here’s what the agency does and why its survival matters.
Palestinian Refugees and the Right of Return Under International Law
How international law, UNGA Resolution 194, and the Absentee Property Law shape the Palestinian right of return for 5.9 million UNRWA refugees.
Gaza’s Population: Density, Demographics, and the Refugee Heart of the Strip
Gaza holds ~2.3M people in 365 km², 70% refugees, 50% under 18. PCBS data reveals who bears the weight of the siege.