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If you missed it last night, you can watch the first in our series of '#PalestinianStories' short videos, featuring Reem, an embroider from #Gaza in #Palestine who moved to #Ireland two years ago. youtube.com/watch?v=Qpy8Aczp…
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This selection of articles from previous issues of the Journal of #Palestine Studies represents important #stories of the #Nakba as experienced first-hand by Palestinians in 1948. We remain committed to preserving the integrity of this important historical record. #Nakba72
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Join @Columbia professor and historian Rashid Khalidi in conversation with acclaimed writer and lawyer Raja Shehadeh on THE HUNDRED YEARS' WAR ON PALESTINE for #Nakba72 on Friday, May 15 at 2pm (ET)/ 7pm (BST). Info on the book talk and registration:
palestine-studies.org/en/nod…
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Explore history | What do you know about Zalikha al-Shihabi? One of the pioneers in national and social movement and women related work.
On the anniversary of her passing, we
highlight key events from her life at #PalJourneys
bit.ly/3dISHqN
#MuseumFromHome
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We're thrilled it is now housed at the @britishlibrary, and hope many will see and use it for years to come!
Massive thanks to @Librarians2Pal for donating their Librarians and Archivists with Palestine box set to the @britishlibrary. It inlcudes zines, photographs and screen prints 📚🇵🇸 #BLArabic
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New #BLArabic donation from Rachel Dedman: At the seams: a political history of Palestinian embroidery
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REMINDER: Tomorrow starts PHASE 2 of the #Arabic #translation challenge as we move to ArabLit.org with Marcia Lynx Qualey's kind support @arablit. Challenges go up each Tuesday from now till the end of June, and each Saturday we'll do that week's roundup. Stay tuned!
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Looking for something to read? Here's a list of books and other literary work from Morocco and available in English via @arablit: ow.ly/Ubpg50zCh99
#books #literature #Morocco #reading
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So delighted to be short listed for this. If you hop over to YouTube you can hear extracts from some of the short-listed stories, including mine 😃
Back in March we announced the shortlist for The Dinesh Allirajah Prize for Short Fiction: bit.ly/35To2V8
Ahead of us announcing the winner later this month, you can now watch readings of 4 of the shortlisted stories, only on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/user/MrCommapres…
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#BeforetheNakba | CMS boarding school girls and teachers in #Nazareth in the 1920s. From the Ghassan Abdullah collection, the Palestinian Museum Digital Archive.
#Nakba72 #MuseumFromHome #palmuseum #Nakba
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Lock-in Limited Release: Naguib Mahfouz’s ‘The Man in the Picture’ arablit.org/2020/05/11/lock-…
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Happy #TranslationThurs everyone!
On #worldkidlit blog this week @ClaireStorey16 charts the highlights of #BCBF2020 Bologna Children's Book Fair - the largest publishing event for #kidlit and #YA, this year all online
worldkidlit.wordpress.com/20…
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Pub Day: Adania Shibli’s ‘Minor Detail,’ Tr. Elisabeth Jaquette arablit.org/2020/05/06/pub-d…
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Adania Shibli's MINOR DETAIL is out in English this week.
Translated by Elisabeth Jaquette and published by @FitzcarraldoEds.
JM Coetzee says it has a "heart-stopping conclusion."
Need we say more?
fitzcarraldoeditions.com/boo…
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The Nakba did not begin in 1948 & it has yet to end.
Explore our interactive timeline detailing the Zionist military operations & ethnic cleansing of Palestine as well as the Palestinian resistance during the #Nakba
#PalJourneys
bit.ly/2VJxxT8
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Testimonies collected by the graduating Masters of Public Health students at @BirzeitUniv share the experiences of what they describe as Palestinian women’s triple captivity: to the virus, to Israel’s military occupation, and to patriarchal hierarchy. #Palestine #Coronavirus
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Thanks @LanguageLemur! Great ideas for class teaching #CodeNameButterfly #worldkidlit #Israel #Palestine #westbank teapawt.net/LanguageLemur/status/8…
My review of “Codename: Butterfly” by Palestinian author Ahlam Bsharat in Arabic and English myloveofmornings.com/codenam…
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Any additional suggestions for children’s fiction set in Palestine/Israel? @mattlibrarian @diversebooks @CrazyQuilts @GlobalLitinLibs #worldkidlit teapawt.net/dileed/status/96607019…
Replying to @clara_breakwell @OpenUni_RfP
Oranges in No Mans Land : Luard is the obvious one. Where The Streets Had a Name : Randa Abdel Attah if you can find it. Also ask @LetterboxLib @lantanapub @TinyOwl_Books
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Tomorrow -- @TinyOwl_Books reminds us -- is #WorldPoetryDay!
Here, our list of bilingual poetry for kids:
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