VOICED : Palestinian refugees dreams of returning home fade

The video discusses the historical and ongoing challenges faced by Palestinians since the creation of Israel in 1948 and the 1967 Six-Day War. It highlights the economic shifts due to Israeli occupation, where many Palestinians have taken well-paid jobs, moving away from traditional farming. The contentious issue of the right to return for Palestinian refugees is explored, with Israel advocating for resettlement in a future Palestinian state. Efforts to preserve Palestinian history, such as restoring a pre-1948 bus, are also covered, emphasizing the difficulties in maintaining cultural memory amidst stalled peace negotiations.

What major event in 1948 significantly impacted the Palestinian population?

• The Six-Day War

• The creation of Israel

• The Camp David Accords

• The Oslo Accords

Why might young Palestinians be less inclined to return to farming their ancestral lands?

• They are offered well-paid jobs by Israelis

• The land is no longer fertile

• They are prohibited by law

• They have no interest in agriculture

What is one of the most contentious issues in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

• The control of water resources

• The right to return for Palestinian refugees

• The establishment of trade agreements

• The division of Jerusalem

What is the purpose of restoring a pre-1948 bus by young Palestinians?

• To convert it into a mobile library

• To use it for public transportation

• To sell it for profit

• To preserve the memory of the Palestinian exodus

What challenge do Palestinians face when traveling from Ramallah to Amman today?

• They must carry multiple documents and change buses at checkpoints

• They need to obtain a special visa

• They face language barriers

• They are required to travel by air only