The Passport of a Palestinian Grandmother

In this heartfelt and personal video, the speaker shares a treasured piece of family history: their late grandmother’s passport, issued in Jerusalem in 1932. As they reflect on her beauty, legacy, and memory, the passport becomes more than a document—it serves as a symbol of identity, heritage, and historical continuity. Pointing to the passport’s listing of "Jerusalem, Palestine," the speaker asserts their belief in the enduring Palestinian identity of the land, concluding with the conviction that “it was always Palestine, it will always be Palestine.” The video blends personal remembrance with a statement of cultural and national belonging.