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Hind al-Husseini (Arabic: هند الحسيني; 25 April 1916 – 13 September 1994) was a Palestinian woman notable for rescuing 55 orphaned survivors of the Deir Yassin massacre, after they were dropped off in Jerusalem and left to fend for themselves.
10 mai 2021 · Learn about the life and achievements of Hind al-Husseini, who founded Dar al-Tifl al-Arabi, a school for orphans and needy children in Jerusalem. She also established the Museum of Palestinian Folklore and the Women's Cooperation Society.
26 avr. 2024 · Hind al-Husseini. En 1948, Hind al-Husseini rencontre un groupe de 55 enfants devant l’église du Saint-Sépulcre, dans la vieille ville de Jérusalem. Ceux-ci viennent d’échapper de peu à un...
13 sept. 2022 · Biography | Hind al-Husseini, a pioneer in education and volunteer social service in Palestine, devoted her life to the care of orphans and the wretched. She died on 13 September 1994. Learn more about Hind al-Husseini by reading her biography in The Interactive Encyclopedia of the Palestine Question.
13 sept. 1994 · Hind al-Husseini died in 1994 in Jerusalem and was buried there. She is without doubt one of the most prominent pioneers of education and volunteer social service in Palestine and one of the most successful and effective.
Hind al-Husseini’s sheltering and care for 55 children who survived the Deir Yassin massacre was a testament to her understanding of the scope of the tragedy befalling the Palestinian people. The tragedy, she understood, was not limited to ethnic cleansing; it unfolded as a systematic cultural genocide.
One cold day in April 1948, 31-year-old Hind al-Husseini happened upon a group of 55 young children outside the Holy Sepulchre church in Jerusalem’s Old City.
