From the book "Cities of Palestine," published by T. Nelson and Sons, 1868.
Cities of Palestine" (1868): Nazareth
"Cities of Palestine" (1868): Sidon
Cities of Palestine" (1868): Nazareth
"Cities of Palestine" (1868): Sidon
On the opening day of PalFest 2011 the Lajee Center held a brilliant children's festival.
The Palestine Festival of Literature (PalFest) brings Palestinian and international artists together for audiences across Palestine. It initiates and organizes cultural festivals with international and local participation. It organises workshops with students in Palestinian academic institutions in co-operation with Palestinian academics.
"At a time when the spectacular push for freedom in the Arab world is capturing the world’s attention, it is particularly important for PalFest to continue to travel to its audiences, imprisoned behind checkpoints; to work with its bookseller, threatened with deportation, and to forge creative links between Palestine and the world." PalFest founder Ahdaf Soueif
A video has with these pictures has been posted on YouTube by an user who has a copy of the book.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g6WpZkcTTc