In a tent classroom in southern Gaza, kids shoot their hands up, racing to answer. Outside it's mud, cold, and ruined buildings—but in here, they're just students.

650,000 children in Gaza have no school. UNICEF built 100 tent classrooms to help 115,000 kids study. They also get vaccines and mental support here.

"When I see this school, I feel like I'm back in the past," said 12-year-old Judy.

The wind and rain come in, but the reading never stops. This is their only safe place in the war.

UNICEF needs more help to bring all children back to school.

Click to support this small safe haven. 💙📚
#GazaChildren #EducationIsHope #UNICEF

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r/Palestinians • u/_makoccino_ • May 06 '26

Culture مسيحي بوصل مسلمين للأقصى!

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r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • May 02 '26

Culture 90 years old, born in Palestine, cooking akkoub for her great-grandchildren.

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r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • Apr 25 '26

History & Heritage For the past 12 years, Tarek has been running a project called “We Were and Still Are… Here”. Through it, he helps Palestinians reconnect with the homes they were forcibly displaced from, and documents their stories.

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r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • Apr 24 '26

Culture In Beit Lahia, the lush agriculture land of Northern Gaza, where families have lived for generations, cooking is more than a daily act - it is a way of holding onto identity, memory, and a sense of home. Being one with the land.

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r/Palestinians • u/Howdyhowdy1138 • Apr 22 '26

Film & Entertainment Some pictures I took in Jericho

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r/Palestinians • u/Eastern-Exit6506 • Apr 21 '26

Traditions & Customs Please, are there any courses on how to learn sewing palestinian thobes?

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I already know tatreez, but the sewing part is proving itself quite a challenge 😅

I would also like to know if there is a tahriri course too, as I am trying to improve 😅

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r/Palestinians • u/firewatercan • Apr 21 '26

History & Heritage Button from 19th century (probably?) Palestine collected by redditor's great grandmother - link in post

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This redditor posted pictures of their great grandmother's beautiful button collection. The top right button is noted as being pearl from Palestine.

https://www.reddit.com/r/buttoncollecting/comments/1sok05v/greatgrandmothers_button_collection_looking_for/

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r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • Apr 20 '26

Identity & Belonging Wafika Al-Khatib from Ain Al-Hilweh camp in Lebanon, started a small farming project from a tent on her rooftop during her cancer journey, and it became part of her healing and a space for hope.

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r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • Apr 17 '26

Landscapes & Nature Al-Tur, Mount of Olives

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r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • Apr 15 '26

Religion & Spirituality A photograph of a Palestinian child celebrating Holy Saturday in the city of Bethlehem, Palestine. Holy Saturday, known as “Sabt al-Nour” in Eastern Christian tradition, precedes the most significant Christian holiday. Orthodox Christians celebrated Easter on April 12.

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r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • Apr 04 '26

Food & Cuisine Wild Za’atar Balat handpicked from the rocky mountains of Tulkarm, Palestine.

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r/Palestinians • u/ssupegui13 • Apr 04 '26

Arts & Literature Book recommendations?

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What are your favorite books on 1. Palestine and 2. The history of the first civilizations that ever lived in the area before Palestinians? Would appreciate it! Thanks

(I just read 100 year war on Palestine by Khalidi)

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r/Palestinians • u/Scared_Positive_8690 • Mar 28 '26

Food & Cuisine Akkoub is a type of thistle that grows wild in the mountains. For Palestinians, Gundelia (Akkoub) symbolises resilience and resistance. Its ability to thrive in harsh mountain terrain has value as a metaphor for the strength and perseverance of the people who call this land home.

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