From the archive – No place like home: my bitter return to Palestine

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  Hello, my name is Fida Jiris.

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  I am the author of No Place Like Home, My Bitter Return to Palestine,

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  published in 2022. I'm a Palestinian writer and I grew up in exile.

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  I was one of very few Palestinians following the Oslo Accords that were allowed to return to their ancestral village,

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  which is now in Israel, and I experienced this return with my family.

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  The return was so difficult in so many ways and opened

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  my eyes to the reality of living as a Palestinian inside Israel and later in the West Bank.

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  The experience was so profound and so difficult in so many ways that it prompted me to write a book about it

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  and a book about Palestine through the eyes of my family and through my family's story.

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  This piece was an excerpt from my book about our process of return

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