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Authentic Kufiyas handmade by the last standing factory in Palestine. The traditional Palestinian scarf is known as Kufiya, Keffiyeh or Hatta; is the iconic garment that holds the greatest symbolic value of the history, struggle and pride for Palestine and its people. Unfortunately, the local manufacturing of the symbol of the Palestinian struggle for freedom is vanishing as most K

ufiyas sold around the world and even in Palestine are made in China or India. Today, only one factory remains in Palestine: The Hirbawi family in Hebron continues to weave the only original Kufiya made in Palestine. Kufiya.org joins the efforts of Palestine’s last kufiyas production factory. By trading the Hirbawi Kufiyas, our aim is to reverse the current trend and revive the local traditional production of the Palestinian scarves. We offer you the unique opportunity to purchase an original Kufiya delivered to your home, worldwide. Read More:
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31/05/2026

Raised in Palestine’s Aida refugee camp, Muhannad Abu Srur shares what life is like as a Palestinian, where hope is contrasted with the realities of occupation.

For Palestinians, hope survives because of the solidarity of people around the world that share our story. Knowing that people continue to stand with Palestine gives us solace, strength, and the will to carry on.

Stay tuned for more episodes of Stories of Sumud as we continue giving you an inside look into the lives and stories of the Palestinian people.

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25/05/2026

In Palestine, resilience is in everything we do.

In every kufiya we make, every tradition we preserve, every story we refuse to forget.

For decades, we have continued to create, love, rebuild, and hold onto our land and identity.

And we always will.

19/05/2026

These Palestinian flags are carefully made by women in the Dheisheh and Aida refugee camps in Bethlehem women who continue to create, provide, and preserve identity despite generations of hardship.

For them, this is more than work. It is resilience, dignity, and connection to a homeland that lives in every stitch.
And no matter how much the world tries to silence what this flag represents, it continues to rise carried by the people who never stopped believing in it.

You can support their work and own a Palestinian flag handmade in Palestine at www.kufiya.org

15/05/2026

Today, May 15th, Palestinians around the world remember the Nakba, meaning “catastrophe” in Arabic. It marks the mass displacement of Palestinians in 1948, when hundreds of thousands of families were forced from their homes and villages, leaving behind everything they knew and loved, believing they would soon return.

For Palestinians, the Nakba is not just history; it is inherited grief. Generations have grown up carrying memories, stories, and longing for homes they have never seen with their own eyes. It is the ache of being separated from your roots while still feeling them live inside you every day.

But Palestinians carry more than loss. They carry memory, dignity, resilience, and an unbreakable connection to home. The Nakba lives on in every story told at the family table, every old key kept safe for generations, and every heart that still refuses to forget.

Today, on World Kufiya Day, we celebrate the Palestinian Kufiya, as a symbol of identity, freedom, resilience, and an un...
11/05/2026

Today, on World Kufiya Day, we celebrate the Palestinian Kufiya, as a symbol of identity, freedom, resilience, and an unbreakable connection to our homeland.

For generations, the Kufiya has carried the story of Palestine. It has become a symbol recognized around the world, worn with pride by people who believe in justice, solidarity, and the right of Palestinians to exist, to remain, and to be heard.

For us at Hirbawi, this day carries a special meaning. As the last remaining Kufiya factory in Palestine, there was a time when this factory was hanging by a thread. There were moments when it felt impossible to continue. But the growing love for Palestine and the Kufiya around the world gave this factory new life.

Every person who wore a Kufiya, shared our story, supported our work, or stood beside Palestine became part of keeping this tradition alive. Because of you, we were able to continue weaving, grow our production, add more looms, and carry the Palestinian Kufiya from our factory in Palestine to people across the world.

Hirbawi has never only been about making Kufiyas. It has always been about preserving Palestinian heritage, sharing our stories, and making sure our voices continue to be heard.

And in the words of our father and founder Yasser Hirbawi, if God wills it, we will never stop producing kufiyas made in Palestine.

To Thiago Ávila,Our hearts are with you as you grieve the loss of your mother while being taken by Israel and held in pr...
07/05/2026

To Thiago Ávila,

Our hearts are with you as you grieve the loss of your mother while being taken by Israel and held in prison without reason or trial after standing for Palestine and the people of Gaza.

You risked your freedom to bring humanitarian aid to families living through siege, bombing, hunger, and unimaginable suffering.

And now, during one of the hardest moments of your life, you are carrying the pain of losing your mother away from home and away from the people you love.

No son should have to experience that kind of heartbreak alone.

Your courage, humanity, and compassion have moved people across the world. Even through grief, injustice, and loss, you continue to remind people what it means to stay human.

We send our deepest condolences to you and your family, and we honor everything you have done for Palestine and for humanity.

06/05/2026

Hajja Fatma, a Palestinian resident of Aida Refugee camp, moves us with a poignant story about her late husband, in this three-part episode of Stories of Sumud ❤️

She reflects on the distress and dark humor of life in Aida camp under the occupation. Trapped in the house with her noisy children while military raids were happening outside, her husband who had run out of ci******es was taking his stress out on the kids. Tired of the situation, Hajja Fatma risked it all and ventured out to find a pack of ci******es, just to calm her husband’s frustration!

In a time when injustice, loss, and uncertainty became a part of everyday life in Palestine. Hajja Fatma and her husband shared a burst of laughter in this bittersweet moment.

We hope you enjoyed hearing Hajja Fatma’s stories from Palestine and learning more about our people through Stories of Sumud. More episodes are coming soon.

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06/05/2026

Hajja Fatma, a Palestinian resident of Aida Refugee camp, moves us with a poignant story about her late husband, in this three-part episode of Stories of Sumud ❤️

She reflects on the distress and dark humor of life in Aida camp under the occupation. Trapped in the house with her noisy children while military raids were happening outside, her husband who had run out of ci******es was taking his stress out on the kids. Tired of the situation, Hajja Fatma risked it all and ventured out to find a pack of ci******es, just to stop her husband’s whining!

In a time when injustice, loss, and uncertainty became a part of everyday life in Palestine. Hajja Fatma and her husband shared a burst of laughter in this bittersweet moment.

We hope you enjoyed hearing Hajja Fatma’s stories from Palestine and learning more about our people through Stories of Sumud. More episodes are coming soon.

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04/05/2026

Hajja Fatma, a 50 year resident of Aida Refugee camp, reflects on the beauty of the Palestinian people in this Stories of Sumud episode ❤️

With her Hirbawi Kufiya around her shoulders, she speaks of the Palestinian people who have endured so much, and yet remain strong, hopeful, and deeply resilient. Despite occupation and injustice, they continue to give, to grow, and to carry love in their hearts.

It is this love that defines us. A love for our land, for one another, and for everyone who comes to know and love Palestine.

Hajja Fatma describes perfectly what it truly means to be Palestinian.

Stay tuned for more Stories of Sumud, where we share rare perspectives of Palestine, beyond the headlines and through the eyes of our people 🇵🇸

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02/05/2026

We are honoured to tell the stories of Fatma Assad, a resident of Aida Refugee Camp in Palestine for over 50 years🇵🇸

This is the pilot episode of our new Stories of Sumud series! Through the voices of ordinary Palestinian people, each episode reveals stories of love, struggle, humor, and hope, capturing the enduring spirit of sumud (steadfastness) in the face of it all.

This video is the first of a three-part episode. We sincerely hope you enjoy this intimate portrait of Palestine beyond the headlines, through the eyes of Hajja Fatma❤️

Wearing her Hirbawi kufiya, she shares a story shaped by both joy and loss, of life in the camps, generations of displacement, and a deep, unbreakable connection to the land. Despite it all, her message remains clear;

hold onto love, find the light, and never stop telling Palestine’s story.

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