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The last Eid al-Fitr known to Palestinians before the Nakba

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Muslims and Arabs across all their regions celebrate the blessed day of Eid-Al-Fitr (a sacred holy fiest)This one, was the last Eid al-Fitr Palestinians celebrated before the Nakba (Catastrophe). The Palestine newspaper warmly congratulated the celebrants, with signs of the Nakba present in every letter of the congratulations: "Arab Palestine celebrates this occasion with the mournful celebration of fate, enduring the woes, and knowing that victory is near..."(Edition of Palestine newspaper, August 17, 1947, Newspaper Archives)Eid and the PrisonersEid is a painful occasion for prisoners, heavy on their hearts, burdened on their minds, forcing the prisoner to recall a tapestry of me...

Occupation of the city of Haifa

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On April 22, 1948, Zionist Hagana militias seized the city of #Haifa, beginning the killing and displacement of its Arab residents.In the video, we see the militias roaming among the ruins, in addition to the displacement of some residents leaving the city aboard one of the boats.

Antoine Daoud - Bombing of the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem COPS

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"Love brought me back to Palestine."This is the story of an expatriate who returned to Palestine as a revolutionary, a rebel who was expelled from Palestine to continue his revolution in Cuba, and then passed away while planning to revolutionize and seek revenge once again. It's about a fighter whose tales rival the plots of movies.The Holy Jihad forces decided to focus on the main enemy targets, so Abdul Qader al-Husseini (the overall commander) ordered the targeting of the headquarters of the Jewish Agency, which was established to work with the British Mandate administration to facilitate the transformation of Palestine into a Jewish homeland.The building of the Jewish Agenc...

The Ibrahimi Mosque Massacre

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On February 25, 1994, the last Friday of Ramadan, after the Oslo Accords, the city of Hebron in the West Bank became of particular interest due to the tense atmosphere surrounding Israeli settlers. The question arose: Will the settlements be evacuated, and the settlers deported, as part of the final negotiations between Palestinians and Israelis?The significance of Hebron lies in its status as a center for some extremist settlers due to its religious importance. It is safe to say that Hebron is the second holy city in Palestine after Jerusalem.In the early hours of the last Friday of Ramadan, on February 25, 1994, Israeli forces guarding the Ibrahimi Mosque allowed the known extremist Jewish...