Palestine: the things you don’t hear about

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Two Palestinian Students receive the First Place in the Arab Innovation Academy Program in Qatar | Palestine Polytechnic University
The student: Bashar Shawer, from the College of Information Technology and Computer Engineering at Palestine Polytechnic University, and Yafa Abdul Rahim, from Business Administration College at Birzeit University, have won first place in the Arab Innovation Academy Competition, held in Doha, Qatar, for innovating an application called E-Salamat. The aim of this application is to spread knowledge about health and prevention of infectious diseases while travelling and it keeps a health file for each user. This application will enable travelers to obtain the necessary information on the prevention of diseases and the vaccines needed while traveling to a particular country.

 

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Palestinian teens reach finals of Silicon Valley app pitch

Four Palestinian high school friends are heading to California this week to pitch their mobile app about fire prevention to Silicon Valley's tech leaders, after winning a slot in the finals of a worldwide competition among more than 19,000 teenage girls.

 

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AAUP award shows Palestinian rights advocates are winning the battle on campus

Dr. Rabab Abdulhadi, a frequent target of Israel lobby pressure campaigns, has won the prestigious Georgina M. Smith Award from the American Association of University Professors

Last week, one of the strongest Palestinian voices on American campuses, Dr. Rabab Abdulhadi of San Francisco State University (SFSU), won the prestigious Georgina M. Smith Award from the American Association of University Professors (AAUP). In announcing the award, AAUP said, “Dr. Abdulhadi exemplifies courage, persistence, political foresight, and concern for human rights… As a director of the Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas Studies Program (AMED), she brings together scholars, activists, academics, and organizers to create justice-centered knowledge, build broad-based coalitions, and advance the agenda for social change in Palestine, the United States, and internationally.”

AAUP award shows Palestinian rights advocates are winning the battle on campus

The COVID-19 shutdown has put a stop to campus life in America, but it has not stopped advocates for Israel from attacking Israel’s academic critics, trying to banish their thinking and teaching from universities. Nor has it stopped academics and students who support Palestine from fighting back...

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Palestinian Food Recipes That Serve Up Resistance

 

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Musakhan Chicken and Palestinian Flatbread at Dyafa

 

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Fatima is the first woman to sell ice cream on her own cart in Gaza. She started this business to save money to pay her university fees.

 

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I find it quiet telling that all these museums and historical documentation depicting Arab life in pre-Israel time, never extend beyond a 100 years back, all start at some point 2-3 decades after the Jewish community has already started widely rebuilding and investing in the land.

How come these museums have no history preceding Zionism?

 

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Rosary Sisters Catholic High School in Jerusalem, Palestine

 

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Palestinian Food - ARABIC FEAST in Bethlehem + Jesus Birthplace in West Bank, Palestine!

 

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