I didn’t establish it, I started it
Author: Eitan Bronstein Aparicio 21/11/2014
Now that I’m ending my work in Zochrot, I would like to tell you about how it all began.
Sometime in 2001, after a moving tour in the villages around Latrun, destroyed and depopulated by Israel in 1967, I conceived the idea of posting simple signs that will commemorate villages displaced in the Nakba.
The National Park (Trailer) \ Film by Amir Yatziv
Author: Ami Asher 30/10/2014
Everything was new, abandoned, and destroyed. It was a peculiar Garden of Eden, in which the two eternal gods of archeology – creation and destruction – reigned supreme.
Hope at Wartime
Author: איתן ברונשטיין אפריסיו 06/2014
עבורו בִּרְעִם הוא ברכה וקללה גם יחד. באנגלית זה מתחרז: A Bless and a Curse. זה המקום של התקוות והחלומות שלו, של עשיה פוליטית בקהילה ושל זיכרונות מתוקים שעברו מדור הסבים. מצד שני זו קללה מתמשכת שמענה את עקורי הכפר מאז גורשו בשלהי 1948.
Building a Community to be Proud Of
Author: Devora Neumark 04/2014
Most JNF - KKL forests and sites are located on the ruins of Palestinian villages
Author: Eitan Bronstein Aparicio 04/2014
Remembering the Catastrophe
Author: Eitan Bronstein Aparicio 04/2014
Israelis acknowledging the Nakba
Author: Eitan Bronstein Aparicio 04/2014
The Nakba is Also Ours
Author: Eitan Bronstein Aparicio 04/2014
