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Al-Zaytouna Centre is offering free downloads of some books and some chapters of the Am I Not a Human? Series. This valuable series is a rich interactive documentation of the Palestinian suffering under the Israeli occupation. It focuses on the Israeli violations of the Palestinians’ basic human rights. This series is also distinguished with academic, well documented, comprehensive, concise, and graphically-supported, It is published in both Arabic and English languages.  

Am I Not a Human (1): The Israeli Racism

Book 1 of the series focuses on the racism in Israel, specifically racism against the Palestinians, a very obvious case of an ongoing   manifested racism of the 21st century; A time when the whole world is drawling about human’s rights and his dignity and liberty to live in peace in his homeland, but is ironically completely indifferent towards such Israeli violations of the Palestninans’ rights.
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Am I Not a Human (2): The Suffering of the Palestinian Woman under the Israeli Occupation

This book summarizes the major sufferings of the Palestinian women who are living under the Israeli occupation, and whose basic rights are conitnuously violated by this occupation. It sheds the light on the women’s social, economic and health status, and how suffering is imposed and aggravated by the occupation; all in a concise, simple, academic and interactive style.
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Am I Not a Human (3): The Suffering of the Palestinian Child under the Israeli Occupation

This book is about the various dimensions of the suffering of the Palestinian children under the Israeli occupation. These children whose basic rights are conitnuously violated, and whose psychological, health, educational, and social status is most alarming; all in a concise, simple, academic and interactive style.
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Am I Not a Human (4): The Suffering of the Palestinian Prisoners under the Israeli Occupation

This book, the fourth among the series of Am I not a Human, deals with the suffering of the Palestinian prisoners under the Israeli occupation, where statistics reveal that since 1967 around 25% of the Palestinian population has been detained.This detention process involves various humiliation dimensions, violaitng international conventions and basic humanitarian conduct, in addition to the treaties and laws.
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Am I Not a Human (6): The Suffering of the Palestinian Refugee

The book aims at comprehensively covering the various aspects of the refugees’ suffering, since their expulsion in 1948; their distribution and living conditions (legal, social, economic, education, health, and security) in places of refuge and Diaspora; their legal status and rights in international law, namely their right to compensation and return; and the various settlement and naturalization schemes that were deliberately planned but failed against the refugees’ determinacy to resist such schemes, and their clinching to their right of return.

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Am I Not a Human (7): The Suffering of Jerusalem and Holy Sites under the Israeli Occupation

The book presents a historic and legal background on the issue of Jerusalem, since its occupation, including documented narratives of the occupation of the city and the continuous forced displacement of its population, in addition to documents that prove the illegality and de-legitimacy of the Occupation.

   

Am I Not a Human (11): The Suffering of the Palestinian Patient under the Israeli Occupation

The book cites many cases of patients whose suffering is exacerbated by Israeli obstacles and the difficult conditions of Palestinian health care institutions. The book also addressees the delays at the Israeli checkpoints and the gates of the Separation Wall in addition to impeding the access of patients and pregnant women to health care centers. The number of patients who died at the checkpoints has amounted to 401 since the outburst of the Intifadah and till 31/1/2011.

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Al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations, 15/6/2012