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Nakba survivor Fatima's story of faith through exile and genocide

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•Fatima experienced the Nakba in 1948, which led to her displacement from her homeland.
•She has survived multiple episodes of violence and genocide affecting Palestinians over the decades.
•Fatima currently lives in Gaza, a region marked by ongoing conflict and humanitarian challenges.

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▸If international organizations increase humanitarian aid to Gaza then living conditions for survivors like Fatima could improve, easing some effects of long-term displacement.

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MEMiddle East EyeFrom Nakba to genocide: A Gaza grandmother’s lifetime of loss and resilience MEMiddle East EyeThrough Nakba, exile and genocide, my aunt Fatima never lost faith

Fatima, a Palestinian woman from Gaza, has lived through the Nakba, exile, and genocide while maintaining her faith. Her personal story illustrates the enduring human suffering and resilience caused by decades of displacement and violence in the region. This account adds a personal dimension to the ongoing challenges faced by Palestinians amid continuing conflict.