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    Mornings In Jenin Summary

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    In Mornings in Jenin‚ a Palestinian perspective is given in a way that displays the fundamental argument of the Palestinian people’s claims to their own homeland which includes the merging of clans to one bigger entity. In the region of Palestine the people did not always identify as Palestinians‚ instead they identified with their families or their clans. “Palestinian” itself is a new term given to the people of the region in response to the development of zionism and Israeli nationalism. This is

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    Khalidi sets the stage for the premise of his book‚ by examining the conflicting evidence of the Palestinians’ plight. In order to do so‚ the narrative begins in 1948‚ following the eviction of more than half of the Arab Palestinian population as a result of the Arab – Israel conflict of that year. Khalidi goes on to enumerate a few of the respective differing Arab and Israel accounts of how it was that a people that once constituted the majority of the population of a land‚ became the minority. Revisionist

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    I Shall Not Hate; A Gaza Doctor’s Journey‚ By Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish. Abuelaish is a Palestinian physician and an expert on infertility. Abuelaish has won many peace and humanitarian awards‚ one being the 2012 Calgary Peace Prize . This book takes the reader into what it is really like living in a state of constant war. Israel and Gaza have been disputing for a long time over land . After WW2‚ the Jewish people wanted their own land‚ which was once Palestine. Other countries like Israel did not like

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    Expectancy Violations Theory

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    probing and explanation than the hectic pace of news production allows.”3 Stories told to the public by the media must be placed within a frame. A story’s frame consists of “the attributes of the issue that provide the mental image through which people interpret the events.”4 Framing will‚ by its definition‚ create a bias in the presented information. Those who write a news-story must choose to include a finite set of information from a seemingly infinite collection. This information is

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    Arafat & the Oslo Accords The Palestinians troubled path to statehood is a product of their own political divisions. Schanzer believes that the problem had its roots in the outbreak of the first intifada in 1988. At that time‚ Arafat was exiled from the territories and living in Tunisia‚ so he and Fatah were unable to take credit for the Palestinian uprising. Instead‚ it was Arafat’s rival‚ Hamas‚ which quickly eclipsed Fatah in terms of popularity with Islamists and refugees. Seeing his political

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    E D W A R D W. S A I D : T R U T H ‚ J U S T I C E A N D N AT I O N A L I S M Jan Selby University of Sussex‚ UK ................ Said Foucault Chomsky nationalism Palestine ................ Within post-colonial debates‚ Edward Said has tended to be viewed by critics and admirers alike through a predominantly postmodern lens: as an (albeit inconsistent) Foucauldian genealogist of the relations between western truths and oriental subjugation‚ and as an opponent of cultural

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    “Neat People vs. Sloppy People” appears in Britt’s collection show and tell. Mingling humor with seriousness (as she often does)‚ Britt has called the book a report on her journey into “the awful cave of self: You shout your name and voices come back in exultant response‚ telling you their names.” In this essay about curtain inescapable personality traits‚ you may recognize some aspects of your own self‚ awful or otherwise. For a different approach to a similar subject‚ see the next essay‚ by Dave

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    the Camp David –era autonomy plan and revolve it around Palestinians. The Palestinians didn’t autonomy and wished for statehood‚ but that was denied (“Israel”). Fortunately Palestinians gained self-government through the Oslo Accords (“Palestine”). In fact‚ it was during Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s term that the Oslo Accord was established (“Israel”). Rabin’s foreign minister‚ Shimon Peres‚ was the person negotiating with the Palestinians via Norwegian diplomacy

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    Why People Work

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    When you ask people why they work‚ a lot of them will say that they work for money. People usually work to get the things that they need to live. Sometimes money is the only reason why people work. Once‚ for example‚ I asked my mother why she works despite it being hard. She said that she can get personal satisfaction through working. Also‚ she works to perform rewarding and meaningful activities. In addition‚ she works for companionship. I think that my mother is an example of why people work for more

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    5-28-13 The Palestinian Peoples Party The Palestinian People’s Party (PPP)‚ which is the communist part of Palestine‚ has worked with the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) to establish a Palestinian state for their people. Palestine’s government is mainly self-run. There are many other organizations‚ such as the PLO‚ and the Palestinian Authority (PA)‚ which later renamed their group to the Palestinian National Authority (PNA). The Palestinians believe in a two state solution

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