Al-Awda: The Return
Synopsis
Five decades after their initial displacement, Palestinian refugees in Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon continue to assert their right to return to their homeland.
Synopsis
Children in refugee camps in Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon learn about Palestine from their families. They grow up hearing stories of their homeland, despite never having seen it. Many Palestinian refugees express their determination to return, stating that their identity cannot be erased. The film features personal testimonies that reflect their ongoing hope and connection to places like Jerusalem and Ramallah. It captures the enduring struggle for recognition and the right to return, a central issue since 1948.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Palestinian refugees maintain hope for return.
- Meet families living in cramped refugee camps.
- Find out why Palestine remains in their hearts.
Did You Know
- Palestinian refugees have been living in camps for over five decades.
- The film mentions specific locations like Ramallah and Hebron as part of Palestine.
- Refugees in the film express a desire to return to Palestine despite their current living conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do Palestinians call themselves living in refugee camps?
Palestinians refer to themselves as refugees.
What do Palestinian refugees hope for regarding their homeland?
They hope to return to Palestine, which they consider their country.
In which countries do Palestinian refugees currently reside?
Palestinian refugees currently reside in Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon.
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