Inheriting trauma: how the pain of your ancestors can alter you
Many parents ignore their trauma because of the stigma associated with mental health, which in turn has an impact on how they parent their children. From freckles to hair and…
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Exile and displacement: what makes home ‘home’ for Palestinians in Qatar?
The 74th Nakba anniversary this year coincides with global outrage at Israel’s assassination of renowned Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. Israel was founded as an ethnocentric Jewish-majority apartheid state on…
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World Refugee Day: Arab League stresses right of return for Palestinians
Globally, Lebanon, a country facing a worsening socio-economic crisis, hosts the largest number of refugees per capita and per square kilometre. The Arab League has shone a light on the…
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Broadcasting Defeat: Radio, lies and the 1967 NaksaÂ
Instead of preparing to return home, the six day war prompted a second exodus, displacing at least 300,000 Palestinians and 100,000 Syrians from their homes. A year before his death,…
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‘They had no mercy’: Palestinian remembers moment he was made a refugee in 1948
For the last seven decades, Palestinians have been witnessing their own ethnic with Israel continuing to make way for Jewish settlers from abroad. It was way before 15 May 1948…
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