• 1949 armistice line (from http://www.maparchive.org )


• The Foundation for Mideast Peace website, is full of maps, charts, reports etc.
  http://www.fmep.org
  for example: West Bank Final Status Map Presented by Israel- May 2000.
  http://www.fmep.org/images/maps/map0007_2.jpg

Links to background on Al-Nakba:
http://www.iremember1948.org (Excellent Testimonial)
http://www.palestineremembered.com/Articles/General/Story2129.html (Short video done immediately after the expulsion of Palestinian Refugees)
http://www.acrossborders.ps/portal/Reflecting.cfm (Reflections)
http://www.theunrecognized.org/ (on the continuing tragedy of Unrecognized Villages)
http://www.qumsiyeh.org/chapter4/ (Background Chapter on refugees)
http://www.zochrot.org/index.php?id=582 (Israeli statement on Nakba and ROR)
http://www.jewishsolidarity.info/ (Jews in Solidarity)
http://www.nakbainhebrew.org/index.php?id=228 (Video of Arab Women testimonies on Nakba)
http://www.qumsiyeh.org/henrylowi/ (Excellent article on Partition emailed 13 October 2007)

AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE WEBSITES ON THE ISSUES
http://www.palestineremembered.com

from Mazin Qumsiyeh, PhD
http://justicewheels.org
http://qumsiyeh.org

Resources from NOLAPS

These excellent resources are from the teach-in on Lebanon, Palestine, and the Middle East hosted by New Orleans Palestine Solidarity (NOLAPS) and the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee of New Orleans.

Included are links they put together for distribution, consisting ofmost of the resources used, as well as the text of a useful timeline .
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credited links
http://www.emailmeform.com a place to create website forms
http://www.maparchive.org an archive of maps submitted by volunteers and maintained by a non-profit organization.