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Book Review - Ms Hempel Chronicles By Sarah Shun-Lien Bynum

 

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He the Palestinian poet who wrote about his land, occupied by the Zionist army of Israel, about his exile and also the anguish of dispossession. He was born in a minor village in Western Galilee, but with the Israeli occupation of Palestine his family moved to Lebanon. They come back Palestine where he attended high school and he published 1st book of poetry, Asafir bila ajniha, or Wingless Birds, in the age of nineteen. In 1970 he moved to the USSR where he studied at Moscow University. Strength of this system moved to Egypt and Lebanon. As he joined the PLO he was banned from reentering Israel and spent most part of his life as exile.

 

 

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