Nakba Archive
The Nakba Archive is a grassroots oral history collective founded in 2002 to record and commemorate the experiences of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon who lived through the 1948 Nakba, ‘catastrophe.’
Toldot Yisrael
An oral history project focusing on those who were at least 16 years old at the founding of the State of Israel. Now housed at the National Library of Israel.
Ongoing History
The Palestine Chronology (Institute for Palestine Studies)
Since the beginning of the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in June 1982, the Institute for Palestine Studies has chronicled daily political and military events surrounding the Palestine Question. These day-by-day summaries are based on Palestinian, Arab, Israeli and international sources.
Center for Jewish History
Portal for digital collections of the CJH and its five partner organizations: American Jewish Historical Society, The American Sephardi Federation, The Leo Baeck Institute, Yeshiva University Museum, and YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
Center for Palestine Studies (Columbia University)
The collections include oral history projects, films, maps, digitized newspapers, etc.
Israel State Archives
The Israel State Archives is the National Archive of Israel. It contains records dating to the Turkish period until the present time which can be viewed in Hebrew and English. The Archives also house private archives, audiovisual material such as photographs and maps, video clips and a variety of publications in Hebrew and English on subjects ranging from foreign policy to football and theater. There is a large British Mandate collection, which is mostly in English, and records of government and many other public figures.
Museum of the Palestinian People
"The Museum of the Palestinian People is here to tell our stories; stories that encompass the rich history, vibrant arts and culture, of a people who thrive even in the face of adversity. Our stories are many, our hearts are one".