Published for the first time in English and Arabic, Khabar Keslan presents πΊπππππ ππ πππ πΆπππππ, a selection of Omar Barghouthiβs writings accompanied by a variety of Barghouthi family portraits taken as they moved between prisons over the years, from Bir el-Saba' to Hebron and Ramallah.
In πΊπππππ ππ πππ πΆπππππ, Barghouthi takes us from the olive grove to the burning street, from the laborer in the fields to the scientist in the laboratory, and from the rifle of a revolutionary to the toy in a childβs hand. An imprisoned freedom fighter and writer, Omar Barghouthi left behind a notebook of poems, protest songs, short stories, and reflections that he compiled between 1976 and 1993.
Translated into English by Nourhane Kazak and with a foreword by Nourhane Kazak and Ben Rejali. All of the original archival materials were donated by the Barghouthi family and can be found in the Omar and Nael Barghouthi Collection hosted by the Palestinian Museum Digital Archive (https://palarchive.org/).
