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Munir Nuseibah

Human rights lawyer and academic based in Al-Quds University in Jerusalem, Palestine.

  • The image depicts a young woman holding a baby, both appearing to be in a challenging environment. The woman has a serious expression on her face, and her hair is unkempt. The baby, swaddled in a heavy garment, is held close to her. In the background, there's a sign written in Arabic, which seems to indicate a location, possibly related to a city or area. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of hardship and resilience. The image is in black and white, emphasizing the emotional weight of the scene. The Second Nakba: Displacement of Palestinians in and after the 1967 Occupation Munir Nuseibah · June 2017 Nineteen years after the Nakba (1947-1949), Israel carried out a second wave of expulsions of Palestinians from their homeland during and after the 1967 war. Without hope of return, they were forcibly displaced from the Latroun area, East Jerusalem and the Jordan Valley to Jordan.
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