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Palestinian diasporic communities rely on the memories of relatives and ancestors to hold on to roots which were violently severed in 1948. Scattered throughout the world, the grandchildren of the displaced rely on memory and oral history to retain their connection to a prohibited landscape.
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Palestinian diasporic communities rely on the memories of relatives and ancestors to hold on to roots which were violently severed in 1948. Scattered throughout the world, the grandchildren of the displaced rely on memory and oral history to retain their connection to a prohibited landscape.
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