#tulkarem — Public Fediverse posts

Nour Shehada from #Tulkarem refugee camp, one of the founders of #CombatantsForPeace: "We have never seen such circumstances. Words are not enough to describe our situation."

"My family is from the Palestinian village of Qaqun. In 1948, during the #Nakba, Israeli forces attacked the village. Many were killed, and the survivors — including my parents — fled with nothing. They came to Tulkarem Refugee Camp, where the UN later built rows of small houses for families like mine.
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Listen to Mounir from #Tulkarem:
"My name is Mounir. I’m a husband, father of four, a taxi driver, and for over 20 years, I’ve been part of #CombatantsforPeace because I believe in #nonviolence, dignity, and a future built on shared humanity instead of hatred or domination.

But today, I write to you as a refugee. Again.