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Professor: October Crossing Changed Palestinian Psychology
The article focused on the impact of the Egyptian crossing of the Suez Canal in 1973 on Palestinian society. This event triggered a significant psychological shift that renewed the collective awareness of the Palestinian people in Galilee and Negev, following the Nakba of 1948 and the aftermath of the 1967 setback. Political science professor Suheil Diab explained that this victory brought a sense of revival and a stronger connection to Egypt, with stories of heroism and bravery spreading throughout Palestinian communities, especially in Nazareth. It became an important lesson for Israel in terms of psychological transformation and inspiring narratives that continued to be shared during gatherings and conversations.
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