Palestinian Rituals of Identity: The Prophet Moses Festival in Jerusalem, 1850–1948

Elizabeth S. Marteijn

doi:10.1080/0377919x.2026.2678150

June 15, 2026Journal of Palestine Studies

Palestinian Rituals of Identity: The Prophet Moses Festival in Jerusalem, 1850–1948

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This research examines the role of the Prophet Moses Festival in reflecting and shaping Palestinian identity between 1850 and 1948.
Historical analysis of festival records and documentation from 1850 to 1948.
Field observations of festival practices and community participation.
Interviews with participants and experts on cultural heritage.
The festival served as a critical expression of Palestinian identity during turbulent political times.
Participation in the festival increased community cohesion and cultural pride.
Traditional attire and symbols used during the festival were vital in preserving cultural heritage.

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Historical analysis reveals the significance of the Moses Festival in shaping Palestinian identity and cultural expression.

Abstract

A crowd gathers outdoors for the Prophet Moses Festival, which took place between 1850 and 1948, displaying traditional attire and carrying tall, patterned flags, with hills in the background.Awad ...

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