Article by Vacy Vlazna profiles Salman Abu Sitta, a Nakba survivor from Ma’in near Beersheba, who has dedicated his life to documenting Palestine’s destroyed villages. It highlights how his mapping and archival work reconstructs the over 530 villages erased in 1948, preserving memory and envisioning return. This source is valuable for research on the Nakba, Palestinian testimony, the right of return, Palestinian villages, collective memory, and Palestinian sumud.
