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Cultural Preservation

Culture and Cultural Preservation

The Glory That Is Gaza

Opportunities to visit Gaza come rarely. Harry Gunkel writes, “A place so inaccessible and so compelling deserves our full attention and our best intentions, but as we learned in our recent visit, getting lost in the tedium of the permit process and then the rush to pack the time with meetings and briefings could have caused us to miss the glory that is Gaza.”

by Harry Gunkel – Mondoweiss, December 19, 2019

The glory that is Gaza – Mondoweiss

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Gazans piecing together remains of ancient church

Palestinians in Gaza work on the ruins of an old church which dates back to 444 AD

by Mohammed Asad – Middle East Monitor (MEMO), October 22, 2019

Gazans piecing together remains of ancient church – Middle East Monitor

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The Personal is Political: A Journey Through Palestinian Exile

As a Palestinian, I constantly find myself asking where I belong. The answer invariably is that there is no space for me, literally or metaphysically.

by Ahmad Moussa – Al-Jazeera, November 29, 2020

The personal is political: A journey through Palestinian exile | Middle East News | Al Jazeera

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Artists seek to save houses and buildings from Gaza’s history

“These houses are our identity, but ignorance leads to their destruction.”  Grassroots preservers restore 500-year-old Mamluke-era school.

by Associated Press Images, December 25, 2020

Artists seek to save abandoned houses and buildings from Gaza’s history – Art & Culture – Images (dawn.com)

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Songs for the Love of Palestine

Al-Jazeera video with stories of four songs that reflect the Palestinian diaspora’s heritage and desire to return to a homeland left in 1948

December 9, 2020

Songs for the Love of Palestine | Arts and Culture News | Al Jazeera 

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Gaza City, an unusual beauty

A young writer from We Are Not Numbers finds beauty everywhere in Gaza

by Zainab Wael Bashir –We  Are Not Numbers, December 2, 2020

We Are Not Numbers! || Gaza City, an unusual beauty

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No Dispossessions Left to Count

It is the Palestinian refugee who reminds us, as we reckon with our altered reality, that yearning for what we once knew is hardly an act of obstinacy.  It is what sustains us.  And for many, the cost of abandoning this self-consolation is just too high.

by Samer Badawi – +972 Magazine, December 29, 2020

No dispossessions left to count (972mag.com)

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One of the world’s oldest churches sits in small town in the West Bank

Burqin, a town in the northern West Bank, is home to one of the oldest churches in the world, the Church of the Ten Lepers, where Jesus Christ is said to have performed a miracle of healing lepers who were confined in the church’s cave.

by Taghreed Ali – Al-Monitor, February 2, 2021

One of the world’s oldest churches sits in small town in the West Bank – Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East (al-monitor.com)

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The Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability at Bethlehem University, and The Palestine Museum of Natural History

These institutions were established to research, educate about, and conserve nature, culture, and heritage in Palestine

Director, Mazin Qumsiyeh

Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability (palestinenature.org) 

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Taha Muhammad Ali and the mystery of Palestinian ‘happiness’

Taha Muhammad Ali, a beloved poet from Nazareth who died in 2011, was a master of the ‘Palestinian Absurd’ and is remembered for his searing poems that mused on happiness and its limitations.

By Steve France – Mondoweiss, March 12, 2021

Taha Muhammad Ali and the mystery of Palestinian ‘happiness’ – Mondoweiss

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