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'Through the process of documenting Palestine's history, the old do not die and the young will not forget' - Vimarsana News

'Through the process of documenting Palestine's history, the old do not die and the young will not forget'

Nayef Turaani has never visited the Palestinian town he is from because his family were forced out of it as a resut of the Nakba but he is collating information about its past to keep its memory alive...

85 ערים אדומות; 150 ערים כתומות. הרשימה המלאה - Vimarsana News

85 ערים אדומות; 150 ערים כתומות. הרשימה המלאה

שבועיים לפתיחת שנת הלימודים, במדינת ישראל ישנם כיום מעל ל-80 ערים ויישובים אדומים. ביממה האחרונה אובחנו קרוב ל-9000 מאומתים חדשים. הרשימה המלאה - בפנים

My mom is Moroccan, my dad was Ashkenazi. It was clear which culture would prevail - Vimarsana News

My mom is Moroccan, my dad was Ashkenazi. It was clear which culture would prevail

Their marriage lasted two years, but it shaped my mother's identity and influenced her all her life, trapping her between two worlds

My mom is Moroccan, my dad was Ashkenazi. It was clear which culture would prevail - Vimarsana News

My mom is Moroccan, my dad was Ashkenazi. It was clear which culture would prevail

Get email notification for articles from Iris Leal Follow Apr. 8, 2021 8:39 PM “Some say the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice. I say the darker the flesh then the deeper the roots.” – Tupac Shakur The newspaper on a bench at the entrance to the Lis Maternity and Women’s Hospital, in Tel Aviv’s Sourasky Medical Center, caught my eye. I picked it up and opened it to page 2. “Look,” I said to my mother. She blinked for a moment, not understanding. “Ah,” she cried out, surprised, and repeated my name apprehensively, as though its appearance in a newspaper rendered it fo...