Himmat Zoubi

Dr. Himmat Zoubi is a sociologist and research fellow at Europe in the Middle East—The Middle East in Europe (EUME) and a postdoctoral fellow at Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung in Berlin.

Recent Articles
View of Haifa lower town and Mt. Carmel with Dan Carmel Hotel on top, June 3, 1963. (Fritz Cohen/GPO)
Haifa’s lost Palestinian bourgeoisie
The story of the Boutagy family exemplifies how urban, middle-class Palestinians struggled to maintain their status in Israel after the Nakba.
By Himmat Zoubi January 6, 2022
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