Pictured is Nellie Ajlouni Saba in the front wearing white, Genevieve Ajlouni Saba sitting farthest right, with the most famous of Egypt’s Singer’s, Om Kalthoum, also known as The Voice of Egypt and Egypt’s Fourth Pyramid, before her concert in Benghazi. Benghazi, Libya, ca. 1960s
Pictured is the family of Dr. Daoud and Wadia Mikhail, seated in the center. From left to right are his daughters Nadia, Muna, Huda, Abla, and Hanan. Hanan is most famously known as Dr. Hanan Ashrawi. Ramallah, Palestine, ca. 1956
Pictured are our team members that brought to you the Ramallah Cultural Preservation Project’s first ever museum exhibit, A Journey Through Palestine. Meet our team! Andrea Sakleh, our Museum Director and Board Member, Victor Shiblie, the founder of the Preservation Project, and George Harb, our Social Media Manager as well as Museum Director. We worked [...]
Nicola Hismeh and his wife, Salwa Hishmeh. Ramallah, Palestine, ca. 1957
Pictured is the family of Ishaq Hani, who belonged to the Shakara Clan. The top row standing (from left to right) is Khalil, Issa, Izzat, and Naimeh. The bottom row (from left to right) is Misadeh, Ishaq and Nijmeh Hani. Aziz was not pictured. Ramallah, Palestine, ca. 1949.
Pictured is Fuad Foteh to the farthest right along with fellow scouts who are unknown. Can you help us identify them? Ramallah, Palestine, ca. 1940s
Pictured is the family of Jiries and Jamilleh Balat (Kharsa). Standing (from left to right) is Issa, Brahim, Leila, and Widad. In the front are Fareed, Jiries, Salwa, Hala, Jamileh, and Karim. Ramallah, Palestine, ca. 1950s.
Essa Nakhleh Saah and his family, his sons Boulos and Yousef. They immigrated to Alexandria, Egypt. Alexandria, Egypt, ca. 1930
Pictured is Hanna Habib and his wife Nijmeh, mother Nasara, Aziz Habeeb, Regina Mousa, Kareem, Widad, Mary, Fareed, Jaleel, and Aziza Habib Ramallah, Palestine, ca. 1940
Pictured is an Arab Scouts Conference hosted in Egypt, center is the late King Hussein Bin Talal of Jordan and the late president of Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser, to the left is Aniseh Diabis and to the right is Mahira Dajani. Cairo, Egypt, ca. 1965
