The Grand Hotel Nassar in Haifa was one of the most prominent Palestinian Arab-owned hotels in the city during the early 20th century. Established in the 1920s–1930s, it was owned by the Nassar family, a well-known local family. The hotel served as a central gathering place for

c. 1920, Ramallah, Palestine 🇵🇸 Pictured is the family of Abdallah Hanna Jaghab and Zareefa Jaghab, in front of their newly built family home. Standing to Abdallah’s left is his son Nicola Abdallah Hanna Jaghab & on Abdallah’s right is his only daughter, Mdellalah.

c. 1950, Ramallah, Palestine 🇵🇸 Easter celebrations, featuring Khalil, Ibrahim, Bassam, and Isam Shatara ✝️

May 1907, Ramallah, Palestine 🇵🇸 From right to left: Farih Jabir Bateh, Essa Farhat, Munsoor Farah, Elias Abu Farah, Salem Essa Salem, Yacoub Ziadeh Farhat.

The Lord's Prayer in Arabic, Kurdish, Georgian displayed at the Church of the Pater Noster in Jerusalem.

After much delay, I have now finally published my Substack article on the Faisal-Weizmann agreement (1919). Here is the link: open.substack.com/pub/3lfares/p/…

The Feast of the Virgin in Bethlehem. I love how they always wear our traditional Palestinian dress (Bethlehemite in this case)on every religious & national feast. It is our symbol & a continuation of our existence, no matter how much they deny or try erasing this truth & reality

Thérèse Salam Because we live every day just to prove that we exist and to protect our heritage from those trying to erase or steal it. we have no other choice

Every day that we live to embody our Palestinian heritage they lose 🇵🇸

May 30th, 1943, Ramallah, Palestine 🇵🇸 Bahieh Shunnarah and George Qatsha 💍

Pictured is the passport of Eissa Abdullah Bateh. Eissa was the founder of The Ramallah Trading Company Inc in New York City in 1916, which is one of the oldest home textile businesses in the U.S. Based in Manhattan at 320 Fifth Avenue, the company has built a century-long