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Meta / Announcements Gaza Is Starving. Let's Do Something
The UN has stated that every single part of Gaza is in famine conditions.
For over 22 months, Palestinians in Gaza have been starving. Parents have been feeding their children leaves, animal feed, and flour mixed with water. Babies have died from malnutrition. The trucks carrying food, formula, medicine, and clean water sat just miles away, blocked by Israel.
Now, after massive international pressure, some aid is finally getting in.
This is a crack in the blockade, not its end. Aid is not flooding in; it is trickling, and what’s entering can’t possibly reach 2 million people without a total lifting of restrictions, guaranteed long-term access, and safe distribution.
What you can do right now:
Keep up the pressure - aid only started moving because of public outcry. Organize, protest, keep talking. This momentum cannot fade. Contact your representatives to end Israel's blockade of Gaza.
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This famine is not an accident. It’s the result of siege, blockade, and a system of control. If we look away now, they’ll tighten the noose more.
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- Palestinian Red Crescent – medical aid, ambulance services, and emergency care.
- UNICEF for Gaza’s Children – nutrition, clean water, trauma support.
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r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 10h ago
Fashion & Style Palestinian Wedding (1997).
r/Palestinians • u/AniTaneen • 1d ago
History & Heritage How is the Antiquity period viewed? Looking for sources.
There is no avoiding how the field of archaeology is weaponized in this conflict. https://www.thepipd.com/content/blog/the-weaponization-of-archaeology-and-cultural-heritage/
But looking at my personal library, I confess to have a bit of a blind spot regarding the classical and late antiquity periods. Most of my books present a Jewish and/or Israeli perspective on the history.
Digging online hasn’t exactly helped.
I’m curious if there are any Palestinian focused works looking at the archeological and historical aspects of the Hellenistic and Roman periods?
I also welcome any input into subject from people here.
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 2d ago
Personal Experiences A West-African YouTuber in Jerusalem and al-Khalil (Hebron) interviewing Afro-Palestinians about their experiences, back in 2019.
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 2d ago
Food & Cuisine Street food in the city of Tulkarm, Palestine
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 3d ago
Food & Cuisine Musakhan is a cherished traditional Palestinian dish, typically prepared during the freshly extra virgin olive oil pressing season to celebrate the new oil. However, it’s enjoyed throughout the year at family gatherings and celebrations.
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 4d ago
Culture Homemade lemon slushy, also known as Barad (باراد), is a beloved treat in Tulkarm. Served in spring and lasting through autumn, this refreshing drink is often sold from a trolley.
If you’re lucky, the man with the trolley will wander through your neighborhood, calling out “Barad!” As soon as the kids hear him, they come rushing out of their homes for a chance to enjoy this delightful beverage. When the barad man visits our street, excitement fills the air, and Grandma often shares one of her childhood riddles. Not every city in Palestine has Barad. Tulkarm’s weather is Warner, but tasting Barad it is a must—it’s not just a refreshing drink, it’s a cherished Tulkarm childhood tradition!
r/Palestinians • u/SpellQueasy9229 • 5d ago
History & Heritage Balsam of Gilead - Palestinian heritage
Hi there,
I'm a perfume lover from Sardinia, and I've recently watched a video about the "Balsam of Gilead".
I'm a Palestinian supporter and fundraiser, and it will be my birthday in a few days, that's why I'm now wondering if and where this rare perfume/balsam can be found.
From my research, this rare note seems to have gone extinct, even though some says there is still someone who have the original, but they are in Israel, which is a big NO for me.
I've also read that the plant could probably still be found in Yemen, Lebanon and close to the Red Sea, but I cannot find any artisan or seller that actually sells the original one and not a "copy".
That is why I'm asking here this:
- Is there anyone who could guide me or suggest where to look for a perfume or a balsam with this note?
- Is the plant actually extinct?
- Are there similar perfumes which resembles the fragrance with the usage of different notes? I already know that Labdanum resembles it a little, but I'd like to know if there is a Brand or Artisan which creates something similar.
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 7d ago
History & Heritage Seven Palestinian wedding traditions - Wedding customs can vary across different regions of Palestine, each with its own unique touch.
r/Palestinians • u/melow_shri • 7d ago
Film & Entertainment Your favorite shows (e.g., Gilmore Girls, Friends, etc) are feeding you pro-Israeli propaganda, but why?
Watch out for casual pro-Israeli content in the TV shows and movies that you watch. Also, before watching them, check out whether or not they contain Zionist and pro-Israeli performers. If you must watch these shows, it would be better, morally speaking, for you to p1rat3 them than to buy them or subscribe to streaming services to watch them.
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 8d ago
Travel & Exploration The beauty of Nablus
r/Palestinians • u/InternationalYear118 • 7d ago
Culture I need some advice about gift giving practices in Palestine as a foreigner
Hello! I'm a foreigner who's met a palestinian while he was in my country on an exchange with university and we've kept in contact since then, I can say we're friends. Now he and his wife have welcomed a baby girl and I would like to send them a gift. In my culture, there degrees of "closeness", so if you're just a friend and make a huge gift it is considered kind of inappropriate, because you would be putting yourself on the same level of importance of the closest friends and relatives, so I don't want to fall in that mistake, if that's the same in Palestine. Of course from afar the best way i think of is sending them moeny in some way. Is it acceptable? can you overall give me some piece of advice and if money is ok, tell me how much is considered acceptable/appropriate for my kind of relationship with them? (I have never met the wife since they're living there and I haven't visited until now)
r/Palestinians • u/Meowlurophile • 8d ago
Identity & Belonging What do you think about Palestinians born and raised in Jordan
Having a major identity crisis right now. Struggling to figure out what I should call myself. I'm a second or 3rd gen imegrant to jordan. Always was told I'm a Palestinian, not Jordanian. But am I? I haven't really had the same experience as a Palestinian living in Palestine. My parents also never took me to Palestine. I'm so lost and it feels like my sense of self is scrambled lol. Please help
r/Palestinians • u/liquid_smooth_0_0 • 9d ago
History & Heritage Palestinian women drinking coffee, Jerusalem, Palestine, 1920
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 10d ago
Food & Cuisine Beit Ardi café in the city of Ramallah, Palestine
r/Palestinians • u/liquid_smooth_0_0 • 10d ago
History & Heritage Rubbing and grinding wheat, Palestine - (1920-1933)
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 10d ago
History & Heritage An old photograph of Palestinian children riding a donkey in the village of Urif, Palestine, date unknown.
r/Palestinians • u/liquid_smooth_0_0 • 13d ago
History & Heritage A young street vendor sells the newspaper “Palestine”, Jaffa, Palestine, 1920s.
r/Palestinians • u/liquid_smooth_0_0 • 13d ago
History & Heritage Palestinian girls playing basketball, Palestine, 1958
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 14d ago
Food & Cuisine A video of the Antique Khana café in Ramallah, Palestine
r/Palestinians • u/Turbulent-Dance4047 • 17d ago
Personal Experiences India and Palestine
Hi everyone, I’m an Indian here 👋
I’ve noticed something in vlogs and YouTube videos of Indian tourists visiting Palestine: Palestinians often give them an incredibly warm welcome. In many cases, I’ve seen shopkeepers or restaurant owners refusing to take money from Indian visitors, or people inviting them to their homes for lunch or dinner.
On top of that, Palestinians often talk about how much they love Indian movies, mention their favorite actors/actresses, and sometimes even sing Bollywood songs for Indian tourists.
Why is this so? What do Palestinians think of Indian people (of all faiths)? What kind of connection do you feel with Indians? And if you’ve ever personally met or interacted with an Indian, what was your experience like?
r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • 17d ago
Food & Cuisine A video of Cafe Succariya in the city of Ramallah, Palestine
r/Palestinians • u/Fitness_freak0840 • 19d ago