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Page creatorLilly (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation08:17, 14 August 2026
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Competing Jewish and Palestinian Historical Narratives
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An examination of competing Jewish, Israeli, Palestinian, and Zionist historical narratives, including the 1948 War and Nakba, refugees, Holocaust memory, land and national identity, textbooks, archaeology, collective trauma, and efforts to develop shared historical understanding.
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  • Jewish historical narrative
  • Palestinian historical narrative
  • Israeli Palestinian conflict
  • Zionism
  • Palestinian nationalism
  • Israel
  • Palestine
  • 1948 Arab-Israeli War
  • Israeli independence
  • Nakba
  • Palestinian refugees
  • right of return
  • Holocaust memory
  • collective memory
  • historical narratives
  • Israeli New Historians
  • textbooks
  • archaeology
  • national identity
  • historical reconciliation
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