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A single merged feed is useful to a reader and useless to a researcher. Someone tracking the villages of 1948 does not want the poetry; someone teaching the chronology does not want the human-rights reports. So each collection has a stream of its own.
Every feed comes in two formats. RSS is what feed readers speak. JSON is what everything else speaks — and it keeps the structured fields (district, era, poet, archive of record) that RSS would flatten into prose.
Dispatches from the media desk
4 entries
Original, dated and bylined FALASTEEN.AI analysis, with the source trail and correction history attached.
The Majlis Board
1 entry
Approved public questions, replies, memories, corrections and suggestions from the FALASTEEN Majlis. Private submissions never enter this feed.
The villages of 1948
189 entries
Written records of Palestinian villages depopulated in 1948 — district, date of depopulation, pre-1948 population, sources, and map coordinates.
The documented chronology
68 entries
The record from the Ottoman land code to the present, each entry linked to the primary documents it rests on.
Figures
78 entries
Historians, medics, journalists, leaders and artists of Palestine — cited biographies with verified portraits.
Poems
33 entries
Palestinian poetry held in the archive, in Arabic and English, with the poet, the year and the source of each text.
Movements
15 entries
The organisations of the Palestinian national movement, presented through their own founding documents.
Research and primary sources
65 entries
Human-rights reports, UN documents, legal findings and journalism, catalogued with publisher and date.
Testimonies
27 entries
Survivor testimony quoted exactly as published, each with a link to the oral-history archive that recorded it.
If you want all of it
Free to read, quote, cite and mirror, with attribution to FALASTEEN.AI. The archive holds no copyright in the primary sources it quotes — testimony and poetry carry their own rights and their own cited source, linked on every record.