A way to Gaza
For the past two years, I’ve made an effort to read novels, stories, and biographies that reflect the century-long tragedy of the Palestinian people. These works have helped me internalize what it means to be occupied, uprooted, exiled, and to resist—to hold on to the belief that death itself can be defied. They’ve also deepened my understanding of how Israel fuels its terror, land theft, and genocide through social engineering. Radwa Ashour’s The Woman from Tantura, Haj Amin al-Husseini: From Jerusalem