Häftad, Engelska, 2026
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Mohammed Massoud Morsi – författare
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- E-bokEngelska, 2016
49 kr
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Three young men, infused with idealism and fuelled by hashish, drive a minibus through the night, entrenching themselves in a dangerous gamble that will change their lives forever. Today, only one man stands. He tells the tale of joining his childhood friends in the passionate appeal for Palestinians against Israel’s forceful occupation. After all these years, his diaspora eyes continue to be haunted by the realities his compatriots face. What is past is dead is a fictional journey into the contentious issue of Palestine and Israel, written with depth of feeling and character. Mohammed Massoud Morsi is an award winning photojournalist his fictional pieces have won recognition worldwide.
- E-bokEngelska, 2017
49 kr
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What is the one thing you wish for more than anything else in the world?
And what would you do if that one thing, once granted, was taken from you?
Fathi wakes up one morning to discover Allah has decided to give every old chicken a second chance. And, as it turns out, this couple still in love since their rainstorm meeting two decades earlier. Together they journey from one gated city to the next -sometimes of their own volition, sometimes with a gun to their back- all the while praying for that one thing...
And when their life takes an even more dramatic turn, Fathi takes the only course of action that is left to take...
Based on a true story, this tale will make you grateful for every little thing you have taken for granted…
"There is love and there is terror. This is life for most Palestinians in Gaza. Morsi is a brave writer who opens to us a world the corporate media conveniently ignores"
Omar Hussein
"A true story which may cause you to shed tears but will most certainly open your eyes to the cruelties and injustices Palestinians face on a daily basis under the Israeli occupation.”
Leanne Mohamad
