Explore the profound impact of conflict on youth in Israel-Palestine through the power of storytelling. Victoria Biggs’ groundbreaking research delves into how young people transmit forbidden histories and navigate contested spaces amidst segregation and political violence. Discover how their narratives offer unique insights into belonging, memory, and exclusion, challenging conventional data. This vital study examines stories from diverse communities, including refugee camps and settlements, revealing storytelling as a crucial political act. An essential read for students of international relations, sociology, and peace studies interested in the human dimension of Middle East conflict.