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Treasures
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Monday, August 31, 2026
Gaza’s archaeological heritage was destroyed in Israel’s genocide. These volunteers are trying to salvage it from the rubble: Israeli forces systematically and deliberately targeted many of Gaza’s archaeological sites, including ancient churches. Before the war, Gaza was home to archaeological sites and artifacts from periods spanning more than 5,000 years of continuous human civilization. Some looted artifacts have quietly resurfaced in a Paris exhibition
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contact@ifamericansknew.org August 31, 2026 Archaeology destroyed , destruction in gaza , israeli aparthe...
Monday, May 11, 2026
My Sister Najah (AY) By Mike Odetalla of Beit Hanina, Palestine
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Mike Hanini Odetalla S t s o r e p n d o h 9 9 t c 2 1 f a 5 0 i g u 9 a 6 0 u h a 6 4 0 8 h 6 7 2 t 0 a c 1 9 1 5 m 1 t f c h g c 0 c g 7 2...
Sunday, August 24, 2025
A Palestinian farmer in Gaza discovered this mosaic under his orchard in 2022. Who knows what became of the farmer, his family, his home, and the mosaic: As of 27 May 2025, UNESCO has verified damage to 110 sites since 7 October 2023 – 13 religious sites, 77 buildings of historical and/or artistic interest, 3 depositories of movable cultural property, 9 monuments, 1 museum and 7 archeological sites.
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Photos from 2022 : Byzantine mosaics discovered under Gaza farm The mosaics, latest in a series of Byzantine archaeological finds in Gaza, a...
Saturday, August 16, 2025
Just a quick glimpse of Gaza Before & After Israel's War
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2025 "Al Zaytoun, the largest neighbourhood of Gaza City, was eliminated during the past three days.. Israeli occupation forces are he...
Sunday, June 8, 2025
Arts & Culture Rescuing the Memory: Gaza's Archaeological Treasures Between Exile and Resilience... The exhibit “Treasures Saved from Gaza – 5,000 Years of History,” organized by the Institut de Monde Arab (IMA) in Paris, constitutes a major cultural event in many respects. It not only highlights an exceptional archaeological heritage but also speaks to the necessity to protect cultural heritage in conflict zones through the example of Gaza, an emblematic region both by its history and the trials it is going through today.
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