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Naila Ayesh was eight when Israeli forces demolished her family home in Lifta, on the outskirts of Jerusalem, in 1969. The event was a harbinger of a life of oppression to come in Israeli-occupied Palestine. But for the young girl, who was forced to grow up fast, her sense of resistance never faltered. “It wasn’t […]
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