Palestine is definitely a curious paradox. On the one hand, temperatures are rising (figuratively as well as literally) in the Gaza Strip, which is suffering from the onslaught

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• Al-Nakba of 1948: Older than sixty, for sure; but how long will it persist?
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• Artist of the Month
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• Personality of the Month
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• Personality of the Month
  Rosemary Sayigh

 
• Personality of the Month
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• Personality of the Month
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