Nakba 2023
More than 2300 people (children, women, elderly men, and young men) were arrested in the last month, and 90% of them ended up in administrative detention, which means they have no charges against them
Update from Palestine – October 16, 2023
The situation here gets worst and worst! We are under a complete lockdown in the West Bank. There is lack of food, the internet keeps cutting off! Above all settlers are attacking us.
I always thought that our Nakba that happened in 1948 because people back then were not educated and didn’t know the term humanity. Now, we witness another Nakba but in front of the whole world!
Once upon a time in Palestine
Saed Zboun is an Arabic teacher as a second language at Bethlehem University and an English literature and translation graduate, with a higher diploma in educational psychology. He is an advocate and one of the founders of the Information Center in Aida Camp
Resistance as a Path to Healing: The Quest for Mental Health in Palestine
A few years ago, I attended a mental health conference with some Palestinian psychologists and psychiatrists--the vast majority of whom were from the territories occupied in 1984, while the rest were from the West Bank. Seminars started to flow one by one, until the facilitator announced a lecture titled “An Israeli in the Psychotherapy Room.” The lecturer addressed the case when a Palestinian therapist tries to mentalize the psyche of an Israeli patient.
