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This section is reserved for all personal homepages of Palestinians living in Palestine and selected homepages of Palestinians that live outside Palestine. The Complete Guide reserves the right to exercise its discretion as to which of the latter to include. Quite simply there are too many Palestinian personal homepages outside the country to attempt to list with current staff resources. Those interested in Palestinian personal homepages outside the country are recommended to visit Mazen Abu Hejleh's homepage below, which has an excellent list that is being constantly updated.

SITES IN PALESTINE

• Khalil Abu Arafeh's homepage, cartoonist/professor
• Ismail Badran's homepage, graphic designer
• Musa Budeiri's homepage, academic
• Daoud Kuttab's homepage, journalist
• Eyad Abu Taha's homepage, graphic designer
• Eyad Saraj's homepage, psychiatrist/human rights activist
• George Nimir Rishmawi's homepage, Birzeit University student, peace activist
• Hanna Safieh's homepage, photographer
• Hani Shakeel's homepage, student
• Hattem Hamdallah's homepage, student
• Khaled Zighari's homepage, photo journalist
• Omar Swaidan's homepage, webmaster
• Rani's homepage, system admistrator
• Suhad Qara'een's homepage

Khalil Abu Arafeh's homepage: http://www.amin.org/pages/khalil/ - This is a one-page site in Arabic, with a brief biography and contact information of Khalil Abu Arafeh, an architectural engineering professor at Birzeit and a well-known Palestinian cartoonist. Text has been scanned as an image to avoid language compatibility problems.Added to Complete Guide: 20 December 1997. Review Updated 16 September 1999 Top of page.


Ismail Badran's homepage: http://www.angelfire.com/il/badran - Ismail Badran is a designer from Nablus. This personal site contains some of his attractive designs and services he offers for web developers.Added to Complete Guide: 3 March 1999. Top of page.


Musa Budeiri's homepage: http://www.musabudeiri.freeserve.co.uk - A Palestinian academic who was threatened with deportation from Jerusalem in August 1999 when the Israeli Ministry of Interior refused to renew his permanent residency status. He won a partial victory when he was granted a renewal until 2003 when the matter will be examined again. This website not only contains information about the campaign against his deportation but also much more - academic articles, reviews and papers. An excellent personal website and website of the month for October 1999.Added to Complete Guide: 17 October 1999. Top of page.


Daoud Kuttab's homepage: http://www.amin.org/pages/dkuttab/ - A simple site, but one full of content - what he calls "a small collection" of recent writings and statements (most written by him) - it contains over a hundred links to articles and reports all available online in English, and still growing. there is also a much smaller "Arabic Pages" section, which links to his articles in the Arabic Media Internet Network. Added to Complete Guide: 27 August 1996 / Review last updated: 16 September 1999. Top of page.


Eyad Abu Taha's homepage: http://www.eyad.com - Eyad Abu Taha is a Palestinian graphic designer living in Ramallah. One of the better Palestinian personal homepages, Eyad has examples of his attractive designs and work he has done for Bailasan, a webdesign company based in Ramallah. Eyad is also the art director for the first Palestinian web publication in Arabic - Internet Magazine. Added to Complete Guide: 8 May 1999 Top of page.


Eyad Saraj's homepage: http://www.gcmhp.net/eyad/index.htm - Director of Gaza Mental Health project, psychiatrist, Commissioner of Citizens Rights in Palestine and Physician for Human Rights Awardee, Saraj's homepage forms part of the Gaza and Community Mental Health project website. A long collection of articles dating from 1993 in both Arabic and English and regularly updated. Well worth a visit. Added to Complete Guide: 20 December 1997. Review Updated 16 September 1999 Top of page.


Hanna Safieh's homepage: http://www.assali.com/jti/raffi/ A simple website with a collection of black and white photographs of Palestine between 1920 and 1967Added to Complete Guide: 17 September 1999. Top of page.


Hani Shakeel's homepage: http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Cabana/5029/ Palestine Daze- website of Hani Shakeel, a Palestine and Arabic Studies Student at Birzeit University. Includes a diary of his experiences here, some good maps and a discussion board. Mabruuk - we need more of these kinds of sites!Added to Complete Guide: 2 November 1998. Top of page.


Hattem HamdAllah: http://members.tripod.com/~palestinian_2/index.html - Hattem is a student at An Najah University. His website is focused on IRC chat with some photos and a bried biography. The annoying Java Script popups crashed my computer twice so beware. Added to Complete Guide: 16 September 1999. /B> Top of page.


Omar Swaidan's homepage: http://www.angelfire.com/pa/omr75/ - Omar Swaidan is the webmaster for the SASnet internet club in Nablus. His basic personal page has photos from Palestine and some of his links.Added to Complete Guide: 3 March 1999. Top of page.


George Nimir Rishmawi's homepage: http://home.birzeit.edu/~georgenr/ - Birzeit University student George Rishmawi is a Sahouri, that is a resident of Beit Sahour. He has built a good initial website with brief information about his life and interests, including his hometown of Beit Sahour "where according to the Biblical story of Jesus' birth, the shepherds saw the star that led them to grotto where Jesus Christ was laying in the manger." Wasn't it the shepherds who saw the angels and wise men that followed the star?!! George also provides links to a page constructed for a friend who manufactures olive wood handicrafts, info about his university courses, and to the homepage of the Rapprochement Centre in Beit Sahour, where he is very active. Added to Complete Guide: 6 January 1998 Top of page.


Khalid Zighari's homepage: http://www.zighari.com - Khalid Zighari is a Palestinian photographer, whose Arabic language homepage offers links to his CV, photos, an account of when he was attacked by Israeli soldiers. The four photos offered are ones that were published internationally, including in Time Magazine. Added to Complete Guide: 20 December 1997. Top of page.


Rani's homepage: http://www.alami.net/rani/ - Rani is a Jerusalemite who works as a system's administrator for Alami and Palestine Net. See his favourite cars, some of his love poems (which you need a password to access) and information about his work.Added to Complete Guide: 20 September 1999. Top of page.


Suhad Qara'een's homepage: http://www.alami.net/~suhad/ - Suhad was born in Jerusalem and has a BA from Bethlehem University. He describes himself as a professional websurfer and his page has poetry, essays and a collection of Yanni Midis.Added to Complete Guide: 20 September 1999. Top of page.