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English: Caption from source: "Palestinians in Nahr el-Bared, a refugee camp established in Lebanon, in 1952.Credit: S. Madver, UNRWA Photo Archives/AP"
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Haaretz, "The Trauma of the Nakba Is Here to Stay", Michael Milshtein

Jun 25, 2021, https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2021-06-25/ty-article-magazine/.premium/the-trauma-of-the-nakba-is-here-to-stay/0000017f-dc3c-df62-a9ff-dcff73ff0000#!/backToSection
Author S. Madver

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Caption from source: "Palestinians in Nahr el-Bared, a refugee camp established in Lebanon, in 1952.Credit: S. Madver, UNRWA Photo Archives/AP"

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