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Refqa Abu-Remaileh

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “university teacher and author with a focus on modern arabic”. Today it says “university professor and author with a focus on modern arabic ature and films created by palestinian people who”.
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Refqa Abu-Remaileh ( Arabic : رفقة أبو رميلة ; born in Amman , Jordan ) is a university teacher and author with a focus on Modern Arabic literature and film studies . Since 2020, she is associate professor in the department for Semitic and Arabic Studies at the Free University of Berlin , Germany. She is mainly known for her publications on the literature and films created by Palestinian people who often live as refugees and exiles, both in the Middle East and the world-wide Palestinian diaspora .

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Today
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “university teacher and author with a focus on modern arabic”. Today it says “university professor and author with a focus on modern arabic ature and films created by palestinian people who”. Read the current article and compare.
Oct '232025
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Then

university teacher and author with a focus on modern arabic

Now

university professor and author with a focus on modern arabic ature and films created by palestinian people who

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