Deena Hantuli
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Deena Hantuli was born in Kuwait to Palestinian parents, whose own parents were exiled from Silat Al-Dahr, Palestine (between Nablus and Jenin) after the 1967 Israeli occupation of the West Bank. During the 1990 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, six-year-old Deena, her parents, and siblings fled to safety in Riverside, California, where her uncle lived and where they settled permanently. After graduating high school, Deena attended Riverside Community College and University of California, Riverside. In 2009, she met her husband Abdallah (another Mawtini narrator) and relocated to his adopted hometown of Santa Maria, where they live with their two young sons. Denna is completed her Teaching Credential at Cal Poly in 2026.
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Introduction
Family Origins in Palestine
Family's Move to Kuwait
Childhood in Kuwait
Grandparents Walking through the Desert
Parents’ Schooling and Marriage
Memories of the Iraqi Invasion and Occupation of Kuwait (1990)
Moving to Riverside, CA
Growing up in Riverside, CA
Facing Discrimination After 9/11
Learning About Palestinian History and Culture
Back to the Iraqi Occupation of Kuwait
College/University Years
Getting Married and Moving to Santa Maria, CA
Life During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Teaching Children About Palestine
Finding Community on the Central Coast
Husband Abdallah’s Family Background
Arab Community on the Central Coast
Cooking Middle Eastern Food
Countering Anti-Muslim Prejudice
The Meaning of Home
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