i think of it palestine we have been let's say there were times where we have been between five and ten women who are doing a lot of things in six years we need more than one to one hundred twenty events and here it seemed she. hadn't. understood me. so i decided the business of. this is that i may have. gaby introduces me to a german palestinian i'm going to gyptian friend over coffee in this five book market café. the mystery of what happened to germany's earlier our community is about to unravel before my eyes.

i mean how dad was born in germany to a palestinian father and a german colombian mother and in the comfort of god beaver's garden he explains his relationship with his our a parrot it's the nice thing about it is that my father was able to transmit through music his love and his appreciation to his own culture so it was really always a living the arabic culture is very emotionally attached and with the food and with my this nice combination of sharing community food music art. that was basically you know i'm able to feel like an arab feel like yourself american or feel like a european like a german of course my name sometimes they would make a little bit fun because it's like me asylum mia salami you know the salami you know the example kids would say something about but i was laughing at it too i mean i made the best of his multi ethnic heritage his experience gives me hope

gabby's daughter mattie mock you like is also another half german half arab child of an earlier arab immigrants like never and that's in german you know you know. just. dish but. in this especially as the main. mission you don't fit into a film a sewer palestinians are. published you know. and you also. saw mine leave. some excepts sash there so as our goal is to go till. the last session have i let mine of four and then and i'm just fine i was often a huge. on to me of rising food but i shouted stunt of the eye and said to me that's. my

palestinian. i'm like i mean maybe i'm faced considerable prejudice that school. has happened i wish nominal museum conduct has been on all cylinders and i wasn't just made here and it's been this into again to come next minus for me to hear. a hobbit on my mama's it's not so how's a soviet dispiriting endorsement is. assets money on a storage shed so money. is spent at. the difficulties maybe i'm faced growing up here gave me pause for thought. i'm

beginning to realize that the journey of germany's arabs as a times been a painful one. how was it for you it was difficult i think it started at that time already this picture of. people who are not. being fanatics like today also. what made it difficult for me was the environment and fear of my parents and they're trying to manipulate and influence me and at a certain time to kick me out of the house and said you know. and. it was very heavy want to go to children they have a name i think. first and last thing which was also a big problem for my parents they wanted them to be have to german last name at least and they asked me all the time why do you choose arabic names they have

names they live in germany. they should consider being germans it makes it not easy for them as well sometimes in school even if they apply for jobs and so. they can have a disadvantage of course with names. senator marco came to germany in one nine hundred eighty to train as a psychotherapist his motives father and gabby's ex-husband. what you saw the miners or money on on money out there yeah but when i look. in the match from which the amount of money said you'd been. i'm of the book that i had to. make. them at the top. i asked him how he

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the story of. has made me more curious. i want to know if other arab german families have faced similar pressures and challenges.

you have and by citing. that i know website. is a friend of his and he came to germany as a business student from syria six decades ago. and. you are only therapy it is slimy of the one of the month to have the your must do all of his posts. run on american thought so you know. who i feel as part of. a little more i asked about how he raised his children. that worked on. their four hundred list when i was young even little thought was that the really my be are for how be it to. you or do. to

mark his fiftieth year in germany yes it all or be both a four thousand euro advertisement in local newspapers thanking germany for welcoming him five decades earlier and for granting him citizenship i miss out on the shore were enormous so visuals of money a government. sometimes i feel each one of the half a million arabs who came to germany before us has had a different experience another just different feelings towards their adopted homeland. since the exodus from syria and iraq in particular the arab population in germany has tripled it's very difficult for us to go back to i would counter this because our people there they haven't been this this long way with us. in the monsoon i was born to egyptian and lebanese parents and came here after marrying a german forty five years ago she grew up speaking french and this shy to express

herself in arabic always kept the contact. with my culture with my people so they feel very it is and always said they say immediately i'm german but my mother comes from it's a very proud of it my goal was always to see the good show the good side of the arab so that i accept that the music the literature the good my now there was because ity we have so many nice things so why only show those those ugly things hindu believes the hijab does not belong in germany although i'm not pious i disagree with her my mother is muslim and when i saw my mother sleeping for example in my place and i have friend and my place and they see her his job somehow like when. i cover her because this is how she wants to be it's her right to be as she liked in egypt you would see one woman dressed with jeunes and the next sister

with the hijab i don't thank you very in that country they do what they want it's here which is why because the eye of the other the eye of the other scare me i say that we're stuck putting us they would say see how they're like this and that's not cool i don't like and i don't want them to look at this this like. i cannot teach the people how to be smart if they want to put all of us in one focus and once through time it's their proppants not mine i'm different everyone is different she wants to go to be with the by you will work well think about the men because you said you know the manhole like this or so think you know those if it'll go and for this. and those papers but don't think me.

on my way to the train station i find that my taxi driver is iraq he. has lived in germany for thirty years he reluctantly agrees to an interview but only if we don't show his face it's not up to me to form an opinion and lacking i'll take that when one is seen to be stupid nothing like the peaceful intentions. that yanni election understudied. the doppies and the twelfth yeah in the other kind james along with his senate seat and no one had thought out. that it can be a lot of black and a million fine young. on a state level to the no one song who acts out of need. and so what about insanity or bad guys and i look can see you know i don't think that it's. all that when i do most of the play out on that side. for them if i can log on.

to the senate and house and. germany now has over one point five million arabs living in it sixteen federal states that's close to two percent of their population not a lot but enough to. you notice. the older generation of immigrants appear to have assimilated. their children for the most part also assimilate but those who haven't are suffering. many germans seem to be on the fence about how they feel about this . indignity nine. hours here and i have a feeling that's and i will for bush to move us and that's in the momentum as the mentioned insulins come out of the public. lands it. is islamic should

be able to in the me run on someone's it and it's just a speed reader a size dimension that. could move the took it in fits and has mostly does most months or a stay in one done proceed at last into santas spicy years and a slimy zeal nish in islam and on and here decides to try to do that again on its own turkish. but awfully curious this is snitched. their faith or the feather happened back on even my sins they call our lights decision until they niggers or they get in fights. mostly in the sweat on the litigant and it's. all from this community of on off on so with stella di that i feel it's emitted really gone and i ignore collective it into ted over the presidency then too did of tbone. germany's most prominent citizen of our heritage works for one of germany's largest

t.v. networks born here to iraq and physicians don't you. is a national celebrity and was voted germany's journalist of the year in two thousand and sixteen. as i said if i'm the fun da vita's for to live eason too much the ass the minute we got zones for our guns divided from the five different enough and present it and if that that much about him or even the mighty might mind image on the management of one in five don't know about which does that much as it climbed just voiced or about us no ma i would have found that it was of course. there was a. or your host gunderson us or what were you.