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Kristen i skolan-podden

Ny Generation

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Hanna och Andreas hälsar dig välkommen till Kristen i skolan-podden! Varannan onsdag kommer de finnas med i dina lurar för att på olika sätt beröra ämnet kristen i skolan. Vi hoppas det ska uppmuntra och stärka dig i din vandring med Jesus och att du ska lämna en gnutta mer inspirerad att vara ett ljus på din skola. Podden produceras av Ny Generation, elev- och studentorganisation, en rörelse av kristna elever och studenter som vill sprida kärlek i skolan eller på sitt universitet för att vi ...
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Överlevarna

Överlevarna

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A podcast with four themes: survivors of the Holocaust, the Palestinian Nakba, the second generation and Jewish Högalid. The podcast’s various projects have been funded by, among others Statens Kulturråd, Palmefonden, Victoria AB, Kungl. Patriotiska Sällskapet, Helge Ax:son Johnson Stiftelse, Annika och Gabriel Urwitz ´´Stiftelse, Samfundet S:t Erik, Lind & Co, Ordfront and private donors.
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The facking generation

The facking generation

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"We used to own this town, share our hearts for better, when the hero´s down, we take it back togheter" En podd om livet i allmänhet, ungas arbetsmarknad och facklig kamp. Vi är barn av vår tid. Podden har sin bas i Jönköping men tar upp ämnen som är viktiga för hela landet. Ingen annan än vi själva tar ansvar för vårt snack. Vi som poddar är: Alexandra Östhed, fackligt förtroendevald, Lekeryd. Leder podden. Christina Cato, verksamhetsassistent Handels avd 9, Jönköping. Jens Rundlöf, organis ...
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Generation Kaoz

Evyn Redar

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En fritidsledare + två ungdomar + tre mickar = Generation Kaoz.Aktualiteter, historier och personliga berättelser. Sågningar, jidder och totala tjafsansikten.ALLT delas mellan Evyn, Hanna och Abel när dom, en gång i veckan, sätter sig ner i studion för att spela in ett avsnitt.Ibland kan de även dyka upp någon rolig gäst så stay tuned! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Generation YX

Jannik Svensson & Johan Pensar │ Non Grata Media AB

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I ”Generation YX” möts två generationer då Jannik och Johan varje vecka släpper dialoger om nyheter, samhälle och politik. Den här podden produceras av Non Grata Media AB och ges ut av tidningen Nongrata. Ansvarig utgivare är Jannik Svensson. http://www.nongrata.se Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Filosofiska rummet

Sveriges Radio

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I Filosofiska rummet diskuterar vi filosofi, etik och politik. Trekvart om människan, etiken och existensen. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Ansvarig utgivare: Peter O Nilsson
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Föräldrapeppen

Jeanette och Gabriel Ingemarson

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Efter 30 års äktenskap, och med fyra barn i åldrarna 14-25 år, delar Nette och Gabbe med sig av erfarenheter kring relationer, föräldraskap och tro. Det blir högt och lågt, skratt och allvar, i en salig blandning. Precis som livet är.
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Arkenvmo

Pingstkyrkan Arken, Värnamo

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Vi vill vara en kyrka för dig som bor i Värnamo eller städerna runt omkring. Här är alla välkomna och vi önskar vara en plats som inkluderar människor i hela livet. Vi möts till gudstjänster varje söndag. Predikan spelas in för att du ska kunna höra budskapet där du befinner dig.
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EFN Dokumentär

EFN Ekonomikanalen

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Dokumentärer från hela Sverige om ekonomi och samhälle. Om hur pengar påverkar oss och världen vi lever i. EFN Podcasts (via Podcaster och applikationer för podcasts) | Ansvarig utgivare: Anders Hägerstrand | EFN Ekonomikanalen AB
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School’s Out är podden om elevhälsa och skolan med Henke Wermelin, skolsköterska och Karolina Manskog, skolkurator! Här berättar vi om hur skolan fungerar och vad elevhälsa innebär. Vi träffar alla yrken i skolan och snackar om hur skolan arbetar med elevers hälsa. Vi träffar alla som skolan arbetar med och mot och har temaavsnitt om problematisk skolfrånvaro, ADHD, skolans historia och vi snackar skolkritik, utveckling, och bjuder in gäster från alla hörn och kanter! Häng med!
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Göran Söderin, en framstående karaktär i samtida svensk författarskap, är känd för sitt utmärkta berättande som utforskar frågor om identitet, motståndskraft och mänskliga kopplingar. Göran Söderins uttrycksfulla och poetiska skrivstil förflyttar läsarna till uppslukande världar där storheten i Sveriges omgivning möter fantasins gränslösa möjligheter. Hans verk, som sträcker sig från romaner till noveller, har fått kritiskt beröm och en hängiven publik, vilket cementerar hans status som en d ...
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Tiden Rättvisa & Politik

Tankesmedjan Tiden

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Rättvisa och politik.Tidens nya podd där vi pratar med spännande gäster om aktuella och viktiga frågor. Vad som är aktuellt eller viktigt? Ja men det avgör vi, eller du. Om du lägger en kommentar här med något du tycker vi borde ta upp, eller någon vi borde bjuda in så kikar vi på det.
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FikaPodden

FikaPodden

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Här diskuteras allt från vardagliga saker så som vänner, skola och känslor till spännande, aktuella happenings. Välkomna till FikaPodden med Saga och Matilda
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Gentelligentpodden

Gentelligentpodden

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I den här podden kommer kollegorna Beata Tornesel, PA Prabert och Jenny Lagerholm från Geist och Gigstep – som även representerar tre olika generationer – att diskutera begreppet gentelligens. Förbered dig på spännande diskussioner, intressanta spaningar och referenser som kommer flyga över huvudet. Förhoppningsvis lämnar du podden lite mer gentelligent!
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Pöbelns Magasin

Jesper&Martin

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En podcast med Jesper Alm och Martin Mårtensson. Här tar vi upp allt man kan tänka sig utan några som helst konstigheter. Det är allmänt gott snack helt enkelt. Sitt ner, ta en kaffe och njut av bristfälligt språk och en massa sjuka tankar och idéer! /Jeppsson & Mårten
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Under 30

Mohamed Touzari & Sabina Decireé

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Under 30 är podden där livets toppar och dalar diskuteras hejvilt med koppling till personliga erfarenheter - ingen analys är för extrem. Med hjälp av varandra och ibland gäster ska diverse livskriser behandlas av folk över och under 30.Programledare är Mohamed Touzari och Sabina Decireé. Kontakt: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Regissören Hafsia Herzi och skådespelaren Nadia Melitti om hyllade coming of age-filmen The Little Sister som nu har fått svensk biopremiär. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Franska filmen "The Little Sister" kretsar kring 17-åriga Fatima, som brottas med inre konflikter när hon som troende muslim uppväxt i förorten börjar på universit…
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1948”Vi hade ett mycket bra liv i Talbiya, i al-Quds. Min far var affärsman i tryckeribranschen. Familjens verksamhet gick tillbaka till1920-talet. Vi hade ett vackert hus och en vacker trädgård med dahliorsom växte högre än jag. I trädgården fanns det en damm med guldfiskar.Vi hade fester i trädgården, med en massa maträtter. Det var ett bra liv.M…
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1936“There were about 2,500 people living in my village. In 1936, the same year I was born, a general strike took place. It lasted for half a year. It was the longest strike in the history of Palestine.”1941“We were divided into two teams. The other team chose seven stones and stacked them into a pyramid. We tried to hit the pyramid with a ball. If…
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1937The family settled in Bayt Lahm. I started at a new boarding school, this time in Ramallah. It was run by the Quakers, and I felt very much at home there. In Ramallah, all women wore beautifully embroidered dresses. If they carried a bag, it too was embroidered; on their heads they wore an embroidered scarf. The teachers taught us embroidery, s…
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1949“A voice over a loudspeaker announced that we were forced to leave al-Tayyibah, but that we would be allowed to return after a couple of days. I lost my clothes, books, and toys. Some people who had money fled by taxi.My family—we were twelve people—made our way to al-Jabliya in Jaffa. There we stayed with an uncle for three or four days. We we…
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1945“My father died when I was three. I remember two things about him; I remember riding behind him on the donkey. And I remember him lying dead on a mattress.”1948“We passed a field of cucumbers and my father picked one. When the farmer realized that we were Palestinians, he threw stones at us.”Av Överlevarna
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Så bra är Scarlett Johanssons, Kristen Stewarts och Harris Dickinsons debutfilmer. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. En av de stora trenderna på filmfestivalen i Cannes 2025 var Hollywoodstjärnor som debuterar som filmregissörer. Nu kommer filmerna till Sverige och Göteborgs filmfestival. Hör vår filmkritiker Emma Engström i samtal med …
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Herman Bergmans konstgjuteri startades 1895 och flyttade in i sin nuvarande fabrik 1950. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Bakom en anonym dörr i en grå fabriksbyggnad i södra Stockholm döljer sig ett levande kulturarv. Här har kända statyer som Carl Milles ”Gud fader på Himmelsbågen” färdigställts, sedan Herman Bergmans konstgjuteri lä…
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Nytt år! Nya frågor. (Och ja – Föräldrapeppen är tillbaka) Och vi börjar där det verkligen behövs: Hur pratar man med barn och tonåringar om krig, oro, klimat, TikTok, framtiden… utan att skrämma, föreläsa eller låtsas som ingenting. Hur pratar man med tonåringar som redan vet (typ) allt? Hur är man ärlig utan att skapa mer oro? Lyssna!…
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1930“We owned 20 hectares of land and lived a good life. My father had six employees working in the fields. We grew cucumbers, tomatoes, wheat, corn, and other crops.We transported the produce to the port of Sidna Ali for onward shipment to Port Said in Egypt. In the 1930s the British closed the port. When my father came to collect our goods from t…
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”My parents lived in Hiribya. Two of my paternal uncles took part in the resistance when the Israelis attacked in 1948. One of my uncles was surrounded by Israeli soldiers when he returned to the house to collect some belongings. They shot him. Hiribya was occupied and my parents were expelled to Gaza and the Beach Camp.My maternal grandfather was …
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“We lived in a house in al-Hilwa in Jaffa, next to the Jabaliya Mosque. Jaffa was largely Arab, but we also had some neighbors who were Palestinian Jews. My parents have told me that people celebrated together and even married each other.My father was a fisherman and had his own boat. We also had a citrus grove in al-Nabi Rubin, a village located e…
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1936“At the beginning of the Arab uprising against the British, my father was shot in the back. A couple of years later, the British killed my uncle.”1938“My mother was called Husn, and she was a good person: wealthy, beautiful, and religious. Her first husband, Mohamed, was killed in 1938 by British soldiers during the Arab uprising. My mother dec…
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1934“I was born in Irbid, in al-Urdunn, but my family comes from al-Nasira. We have lived there for 300 years.I was a wild child. When my father had guests, I would go outside and take one of the guests’ horses. I always chose a calm horse. I was wild, but I was also smart. That way I was never thrown off. I would ride away for an hour or two. That…
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1948“After the massacre in Dayr Yasin, which was a suburb of al-Quds, we were forced to flee. Most people were afraid of suffering the same fate. But my grandfather and his brother refused; they said they would stay and guard our house. The others arranged a couple of trucks for the family and drove us to al-Khalil. There were about 70 of us, and w…
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Striden om kärnan i det mänskliga, dilemmat om domstolar ska trumfa politiken, och om den nya Galenskapens filosofi. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Fredrik Svenaeus spanar om kampen om frågan vad det är som gör oss till människor. Det första spåret är synen på människan som algoritm och frågan om AI kommer bli smartare än människan. …
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1945“My mother milked the sheep and sold the milk in ‘Akka. Just a few days after she had given birth, she started working again.Our house was always full of people. We had enormous wedding celebrations. The bride wore a white, glittering dress. The bride and groom rode forward on a white horse and we followed them, singing songs. In the song for t…
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1946“There were some Jews living in my village, and we were friends with them. In Akka there were more Jews. If I got sick, I used to go to a Jewish doctor in Akka named Nathan. As children, we did not distinguish between Christians, Muslims, and Jews—we were friends.”1948“The Jews began attacking us with heavy artillery, just to scare us. Then the…
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1948“The Egyptian army was supposed to defend the village, but when the Jews attacked at night, the Egyptians abandoned us. My mother, my older brother, and I fled into the darkness to a field where our cows and sheep were grazing. All the men stayed behind to defend the village, but when the ammunition ran out, they too were forced to flee. Two of…
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1945“Behind our house there was a large fig tree. I used to play in the shade beneath it. Behind the house there was also a cave. My mother and grandmother gathered firewood there. They lit a fire and cooked food, fried eggs, and baked bread. My mother fetched water from a stream that ran near our house.”1948“We heard gunfire in the distance. It we…
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1936“My paternal uncle was 16 years old when he was killed by Jewish guards on horseback. They struck him on the head and he died the following day. My father’s employer, a Zionist named Dubel, offered my father a bag containing 10,000 pounds in banknotes as compensation for the murder of his brother. My father refused the money, but took four poun…
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1946"We were farmers and grew wheat, olives, fruit and tobacco. Our tobacco was well-known, it was on a level with the Greek. We had different names for each area of land, depending on what we grew on it. Sometimes we slept in the fields. The land is our life, it is more important than the houses, better than working in a factory."1948"I was in fou…
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1948"The Zionists killed my maternal uncle, Ahmed Shaban, and three others. They were shot in front of all the villagers. My uncle, who was perhaps 30 years old, was in the resistance movement, first against the British occupation, then against the Zionists'. After the executions, people got scared.Half of my relatives fled to Syria, my paternal un…
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1946”My father owned a lot of land where he grew wheat and tobacco. He sold the tobacco to a company in ‘Akka. We had sheep, goats, camels, and cows. My father bought donkeys from Cyprus; they were strong.I used to help with the milking. I would scoop the top layer of milk from the bucket with my hand and drink it.I ran around on our land. When I t…
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1947“Lubya was a large village. The land stretched all the way down toward Ṭabariyya. We were farmers and grew olives, figs, and grapes. Some of my brothers were able to study in Ṭabariyya. For us girls, it was not considered as important.From the time I was seven years old, I began to pray—sometimes at home, sometimes in the mosque. Our God never …
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1948“When the Zionists attacked the villages around Hamama, people fled to our village. Then our village was attacked as well. The attack came from the main road. Our men went out toward the road, but they only had old weapons to defend us with. My brother was shot in the arm.Then the Zionists began bombing us with airplanes. We left our house. We …
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“We lived in a small house on Mount Carmel. It was a mixed area with Muslims and Jews. My father worked at a cigarette factory and also sold olive oil. My brother started working at Spinneys supermarket, which was owned by a couple of Englishmen. I had seven Jewish friends in the neighborhood who sometimes came over to our home.Cohen later became a…
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“My father was a farmer. He grew, among other things, potatoes and tomatoes. I used to tend his sheep.”- What do you remember of your home village?“Your question is wrongly put. You should ask who kicked me out of my land. When the Israelis carried out the massacre in Dayr Yasin, it terrified many people. The rumor spread throughout all of Palestin…
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1948“Men, women, children, and the elderly arrived in Nablus by truck. They had been expelled from villages and towns in the surrounding area. The refugees were housed in a school. Inside, many families were gathered in one large hall.The hall was divided with pieces of cloth so that each family was given a few meters of space. It was horrible. The…
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1946“I grew up in Akka. We had a shop where my father sold timber. I was part of a scout band that played music in the streets. When we passed by my father’s shop, he would come out and watch. When he caught sight of me, he would start to cry.In addition to the shop, my father had a fine carpentry workshop. He also owned a piece of land where he gr…
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1936“I don’t know exactly what year I was born. We didn’t use dates or years. We were illiterate. We used to say that someone was born the same year someone else died.”1940“My mother died when I was three or four years old. I don’t remember her. My father took several new wives. He was a shepherd, so he was away from home for long periods. His new …
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1943“My father was a simple man who worked in all kinds of construction jobs. He was the kindest person in the world. Every time my mother chased us, he yelled at her. My father also had a cart from which he sold boiled corn. Sometimes I went with him. The cart was set up about fifty meters uphill from the clock tower in Jaffa.”1948“My father was c…
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1944“My father had a fairly large shoe shop in Haifa. We also owned real estate. We were very well off financially. As a child, I never noticed any tension between the Jews and us. We lived next door to a Jewish family. When they celebrated Passover, they gave us matzah, and when we celebrated the New Year, we gave them maqluba.”- Did you attend th…
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1941“The house I grew up in was located on one of Jerusalem’s main streets. The façade was white and the door was blue. When you entered the house, you went down a few steps and arrived in a large room. On the ground floor there was a living room on the right, and on the left there were three bedrooms: one for my parents, with a balcony; one for my…
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1946“My father owned a lot of land where he grew grapes, figs, olives, and other crops. We also had livestock. Many people worked for us during the harvest season. My father died when I was three years old.I remember the olive harvests. The men stood on ladders picking olives, and the ones that fell to the ground were gathered by the women and carr…
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1937“I was an only child. My father died when I was four years old. My mother remarried his cousin. They had four more children.”1947“I got married when I was fifteen. My husband, Mahmud, was eighteen. It was shortly before al-Nakba.”1948“Israeli aircraft bombed the houses in our village. My mother was at home cooking and baking bread. She closed a…
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“I always slept next to my grandmother. I used to lie there hugging her. One evening, I woke up to gunfire and bombing. There were only children and women in the room. It was crowded. Everyone was lying on top of each other. Then I noticed that my grandmother had been shot in one breast. She was bleeding heavily. Even my twelve-year-old brother Ahm…
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1948“Before I had turned seven, we finally got a school in our village. My father wanted me to receive an education. I, along with eight other girls, started school. Four months later, al-Nakba occurred.”1982“After the Israelis attacked Beirut in 1982, the Red Cross issued temporary permits to travel to Palestine. My husband and I crossed the Leban…
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“I always slept next to my grandmother. I used to lie there hugging her. One evening, I woke up to gunfire and bombing. There were only children and women in the room. It was crowded. Everyone was lying on top of each other. Then I noticed that my grandmother had been shot in one breast. She was bleeding heavily. Even my twelve-year-old brother Ahm…
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1948— When was the first time you met a Jew?“It was when they bombed our village and we were forced to flee with only the clothes we were wearing. Everything else we had to leave behind. But I never actually saw them.We fled to the Christian village of Rmeisch, on the Lebanese side of the border. Friends of my parents owned a house there. They allo…
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- When were you born?'How can I remember when my mother gave birth to me? I am 95 years old. As a child, I had a carefree life. We used to collect wood so that my mother could light a fire and bake bread. I helped at home too, preparing food.'- What did your father work with?'He was a farmer.'- Did you go to school?'No, we laughed at those who went…
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1946”As a boy, I remember the beach in Tantura. I was five or six years old. The sand was soft, clean, and white. The water was shallow far out. The coast consisted of alternating coves and small islands. I used to swim in the sea with my father. That is an important memory.1948”I started school in March 1948, but three months later we were forced …
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1946“When I was four, I used to go with my mother to the stream. There we filled our buckets with water. I remember sitting under a tree eating figs. I was never allowed to go to school; instead I had to help on the farm and take care of the sheep.There were no Jews in my village. But in Acre (‘Akka), my father had several Jewish friends. Josef and…
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