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Palestine Fashion Week: Beautiful Hair in the Palestine themed paintings of Nasr Abdel Aziz Eleyan
1. Story 2. Long hair 3. The Pride of Black and Green 4. Nap 5. Sleep 6. Mirror 7. Bird 8. A Girl’s Dream (1977) 9. A Girl’s Dream (1992) 10. Long Hair
Picture of the Palestinian thinker and writer, the Martyr Ghassan Kanafani heart emoticon He was a leading member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) and on July 8, 1972 he was assassinated by a car bomb in Beirut by the Israeli Mossad.
Parting glances from the window of Room 322 Jerusalem (Al-Quds), Palestine (2016)
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#AltonSterling and #PhilandroCastile were shot and killed by police within 48 hours of each other. Enough is enough. #blacklivesmatter #saytheirnames
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By Osama Silwadi
Ghassan Kanafani (غسان كنفاني) Palestinian Writer The mural of Ghassan Kanafani, a Palestinian left wing writer, who was assasinated July 8th, 1972, in Beirut. His 16 year old nephew, who happened to be in his car with him when the Israeli bomb went off, was also killed. The bullet holes from the Israeli soldiers after an invasion are still visible on this mural, which stands at the main entrance to Dheisheh camp, as if they are still trying to kill him off…
Filistinli Yazar Ghassan Kanafani 8 Temmuz 1972′de Beyrut’ta suikaste uğrayan Filistin’li solcu yazar Ghassan Kanafani’nin duvar resmi. İsrail’in yerleştirdiği bomba patladığında Kanafani ile arabada olan 16 yaşındaki yeğeni de hayatını kaybetti. İsrailli askerlerin bir işgalden kalan mermi izleri, Dheisheh Kampı’nın ana girişindeki bu duvarda, sanki hala onu öldürmeye çalışıyormuşçasına, gözlemlenebiliyor.
لك شيءً في هذا العالم .. فقم
وعندما اعطيك أملي، عندما اجعله وقفا عليك وعليه، فمعنى ذلك انني اعطيك حياتي نفسها، يا حياتي نفسها، ومعنى ذلك انني اعطيك نفسي، يا نفسي، ولا اعتقد ان هنالك أغلي من نفس الانسان على نفسه، كي يقدمه الى من يحب ويأمل
“And when I make you my hope, I make it dependent on you and it. In other words, I am giving you my life, you my life.. ”
Ghassan Kanafani to his niece Lamis, he loved her dearly and she was always close to him. In an assassination plot carried out by the israeli mossad, Lamis was murdered next to her uncle in a car explosion that resulted in the death of both of them.
"أنتِ في جلدي، وأحسكِ مثلما أحس فلسطين: ضياعها كارثة بلا أي بديل"
“You’re in my skin, and I feel you as I feel Palestine. Your loss is a catastrophe that cannot be compensated”.
- Ghassan Kanafani, Letters to Ghada AlSamman.
ليس المهم أن يموت الانسان قبل أن يحقق فكرته النبيلة، بل المهم أن يجد لنفسه فكرة نبيلة قبل أن يموت
- غسّان كنفاني.
الصورة من جنازة غسان
‘To those who fell martyrs for the sake of the land of sad oranges, and to those are yet to fall’
Ghassan Kanafani, Palestinian writer and member of the PFLP.
Israel assassinated him along with his niece in a car explosion in Beirut on July 8, 1972. They had to collect his body parts off trees. His wrist was found on top of a building with his hand watch still ticking.
Ghassan Kanafani in the press conference that announced the establishment of the PFLP
Ghassan Kanafani, teaching Palestinian children of exile in the hills of Lebanon, early 1970s.
He often repeated “Our children are the future”.