Mapping My Return

Discover the poignant memoir "Mapping My Return" by Salman Abu-Sitta, the only English-language account from a Palestinian Arab who experienced life in the Beersheba district before the pivotal events of 1948. Published in 2016, this compelling narrative spans 352 pages, capturing the heart-wrenching realities of the Nakba—the mass expulsion of Palestinians. At just ten years old, Salman was uprooted from his home, an experience that shaped his life and ignited a profound yearning to return. Through vivid storytelling, Abu-Sitta brings to life the rich tapestry of his family's history and the cultural landscape that was lost. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in Middle Eastern history, the Israeli-Arab conflict, and the enduring plight of refugees. Join Salman Abu-Sitta on a journey of memory, loss, and hope, and gain a deeper understanding of a pivotal moment in Palestinian history.