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Palestinian History, Sociology, Culture and Resistence | Oct. 10 - History of Palestine till 1935

Palestinian History, Sociology, Culture and Resistence | Oct. 10 - History of Palestine till 1935 Welcome to our second meeting of this course, in which we will explore the History of Palestine until 1935, with the presence of Mr. Sa’d Nimer, who is a lecturer at Birzeit University, teaching humanities courses (Palestine Question, Arab Society, and Modern and Contemporary Arab Thought), as well as a professor of Cultural Studies in the Department of Philosophy. He holds a master's degree in Middle Eastern Studies from Exeter University in Britain. He specializes in the Palestinian Question and has participated in many conferences and workshops in several countries around the world. Co-author of Palestinian Question for Adolescents, which was adopted by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Culture. Contextualizing the initiative: The escalation of violence against the Palestinian people has encouraged debate among students and faculty from various courses and projects at UFABC, particularly in the Bachelor's in International Relations (BRI), the Observatory of Brazil's Foreign Policy and International Insertion (OPEB), the Center for Arab and Islamic Studies (CEAI), and the Graduate Programs in World Political Economy (EPM) and International Relations (PRI). In the search for effective ways to show solidarity with the Palestinian cause, the idea emerged to establish academic and scientific cooperation ties between UFABC and a Palestinian university. The aim is to unite efforts in combating the violence that, in the occupied Palestinian territories, also affects the education and research sectors, through dialogue and collaboration in various fields of knowledge. The initiative moved forward, and on September 13, 2024, the UFABC Service Bulletin published the Cooperation Agreement, whose primary goal is to establish academic, scientific, and cultural cooperation with Birzeit University. Through future mobility and collaboration efforts, both institutions will strive to build a strategic partnership on a permanent basis. In this context, the present course was created, with the aim of promoting this academic-scientific exchange in the study of the history, sociology, culture, and resistance of Palestine, and it will be taught by faculty from UFABC’s new partner university, Birzeit. Enjoy!