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Palestine Culture: more books (100)

Wheat culture in Palestine by Ludwig Pinner, 1930
Development of education and culture in modern Palestine: Address delivered over Station WEVD, Tuesday evening, June 23, 1936 by Abraham S Halkin, 1936
The rise of an urban culture: The urbanization of Palestine in the Early Bronze Age, 3000-2150 B.C (I.E.S. studies ; 4) by Aharon Kempinski, 1978
When Abnormal Becomes Normal, When Might Becomes Right: Scenes from Palestinian Life During the Al-Aqsa Intifadah (Culture and Palestine Series)
The road ahead: Final status negotiations (Palestine-Isreal Journal : of politics economics and culture)
Citrus fruits in Palestine,: Their development and prospects, by A Goldwater, 1927
The citrus industry of Palestine, by N. William Hazen, 1938
Comparison and contrasts in citriculture between Palestine and California, by Robert W Hodgson, 1931
On culture contact and its working in modern Palestine (Memoir series of the American Anthropological Association) by Raphael Patai, 1969
Bee-keeping in Palestine and Egypt compared. June, 1927 (Egypt. WizaÃŒâ€žrat al-ZiraÃŒâ€žÃŠÂ»ah. Technical and Scientific Service. Bulletin) by James Eric Moulsdale Mellor, 1929
The Art of the Middle East: Including Persia, Mesopotamia and Palestine (Art of the World, Non-European Cultures: The Historical, Sociological and Religious Backgrounds) by Leonard Woolley, 1961
Political Culture, Foreign Policy, and Conflict: The Palestine Area Conflict System (Contributions in Political Science) by Basheer Meibar, 1982-04-29
Spirits of Palestine: Gender, Society, and Stories of the Jinn by Celia Rothenberg, 2004-11-15
A Child in Palestine: The Cartoons of Naji al-Ali by Naji al-Ali, 2009-06-23

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Australians For Palestine - Providing A Voice
Palestine Culture; Palestinian Heritage Foundation; Resources; Adalah; Addameer; Al Haq; Al Mezan; AlShabaka, Palestinian Policy Network; Architects and Planners for Justice in Palestine
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Palestine: Profile Of Region Of Palestine - History, Geography, Religion Of The
Palestine is one of the traditional names for the 'Lands of the Bible.' Other names include Holy Land, the Promised Land, Israel, and Canaan. The name Palestine stems from the
http://atheism.about.com/od/bibleplacescities/p/Palestine.htm

Extractions: It is important to understand, but difficult to convey, just how close everything in this region can be. People are familiar with the names of places like Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Megiddo, and Galilee, but fewer realize just how short the distances between these places can be. Often just a few kilometers separates one from the other, a journey that would have been relatively easy to make on foot for travelers of the ancient world. Related Articles Austin Cline
Story Of A Palestinian Collaborator
Story of a Palestinian collaborator, Palestine, Culture. ArabicNews.com Your source for Daily News about the Arabic world.
http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/980221/1998022128.html

Extractions: During the seven-year Palestinian uprising against the Israeli occupation, at least 1,200 Palestinians were killed, almost half of them by fellow Palestinians who suspected they were collaborators with the Israeli military government. During those years of the intifada, between 1987 and 1994, many collaborators ran away from their villages and lived inside Israel. Some complained they were treated badly by their recruiters. Others looked for ways to assimilate with Israeli society. In 1991, the Israeli military government issued orders to demolish a number of houses in Nasri's home village near Jenin. The houses were demolished, yet rebuilt by the owners who said they had no other choice but to build a place for them and for their families to stay. But the military government issued another order to demolish all those houses and Nasri went to seek help from the village Mukhtar (a community leader in Arab villages). The Mukhtar said he couldn't do much and suggested that Nasri go to another Mukhtar in the same village. "I never figured out that my visit to the Mukhtar would be my first step toward becoming a collaborator with the Israeli occupation," he said.
Israel And Palestine And America
Knowledgeable Middle East watchers know that people who live in Israel are exposed to a much wider range of media coverage about the IsraeliPalestinian situation than those in
http://www.commondreams.org/views05/1023-22.htm

Extractions: Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Published on Sunday, October 23, 2005 by the Boulder Daily Camera (Colorado) Israel and Palestine and America by Clay Evans Knowledgeable Middle East watchers know that people who live in Israel are exposed to a much wider range of media coverage about the Israeli-Palestinian situation than those in America. That's one reason three women from Jerusalem — a Muslim, a Jew and a Christian — are touring the United States this month, including a stop in Denver and Boulder last week. "I don't know if the American public realizes that the occupation is still going on and on, even strengthening" after the Israeli pullout from Gaza, says Roni Hammerman, who is Jewish. Even as American newspapers carried stories about the Gaza withdrawal, Israel continued to build its West Bank security wall and expand settlements in the occupied territories, she says. Gaza's borders, ports and airspace are controlled by Israel, and Palestinians still live with daily closures and checkpoints. Israeli officials have publicly said that the pullout was essentially a tradeoff for continued building in the West Bank. "Such policies create hatred," Hammerman says.

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