The Seventy-Eighth Year of an Ongoing Nakba is a literary work in fragments, written from within witness, memory, love, death, imprisonment, borders, return, and the Palestinian experience during the genocide in Gaza.Moving between Jerusalem, Gaza, prison cells, checkpoints, family memory, political inheritance, and intimate loss, the book asks what it means to remain human while history continues to wound.This is not a conventional memoir, nor a political essay. It is a testimony written through literary fragments: a record of survival, grief, love, identity, and the unfinished return of a people who refuse disappearance.
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