The psychological impact of the siege in Gaza. There is no place to be a child in Palestine.
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https://doi.org/10.55414/ap.v27i1.1572Keywords:
Childhood, Palestine, Psychological Impact, Siege, GazaAbstract
I am a Palestinian whose family lived for generations in the village of Al-Maghar. Sixty years ago, during the Nakbah (The Calamity), my grandparents and their entire family were expelled from Al-Maghar, banished and sent to the shacks and narrow streets of a refugee camp more than 100 kilometers away. Sixty years later they still feel the bitterness of that loss and see hopelessly how the flames of that tragedy continue to burn.
References
Altawil, M. (2009). No Space to be a Child. Children in War: The International Journal of Evacuee and War Child Studies, 1 (6), 57-63. Traducido y publicado con autorización del director y la editorial de la revista Children in War. Traducción de Alex Ranz.
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