Palestinians

===Women and family===
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In the 19th and early 20th century, there were some well known Palestinian families, which included the [[Khalidi family]], the [[al-Husayni family]], the [[Nashashibi family]], the [[Tuqan family]], the [[Nusaybah family]], [[Qudwa]] family, [[Shawish clan]], [[Shurrab family]], Al-Zaghab family, [[Al-Khalil family]], [[Ridwan dynasty]], Al-Zeitawi family, [[Abu Ghosh clan]], [[Barghouti family]], [[Doghmush clan]], [[Douaihy]] family, [[Hilles clan]], [[Jarrar family]], and the [[Jayyusi family]]. Since various conflicts with Zionists began, some of the communities have subsequently left Palestine. The role of women varies among Palestinians, with both progressive and ultra-conservative opinions existing. Other groups of Palestinians, such as the [[Negev Bedouin]]s or [[Druze]] may no longer self-identify as Palestinian for political reasons.<ref>Second Class: Discrimination Against Palestinian Arab Children in Israel's Schools, p 8, 2001</ref>