Chronicles from Palestine - History, Voices and Resistance of a Stateless People #919910

Chronicles from Palestine – History, Voices and Resistance of a Stateless People
Palestine is a land of memory and struggle, where history and daily life are inseparably intertwined.
From the Nakba of 1948 to the streets of Gaza and the hills of the West Bank today, this book brings together the perspectives of an Italian journalist and a Palestinian reporter to narrate over seventy years of conflict, resilience, and identity. More than wars and diplomacy, these pages reveal the human stories: families in refugee camps, women keeping traditions alive, artists and poets turning pain into creation, and young people using social media as a new form of resistance.
With a clear and engaging style, Chronicles from Palestine restores the voice of a stateless people and offers readers a deeper understanding of one of the most enduring and unresolved conflicts of our time.