Strangers in the House: Coming of Age in Occupied Palestine (edit title)

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Liked It Rated 5 stars “An extremely honest and upfront lookout at the Palestinian-Israeli conflict from an insider, this son-father relationship story is a mix of politics, human rights, self-search and patriotism. I didn’t like to think it was a biography . I saw it as beautiful refined fiction! Raja Shehadeh, the...” see full review » see other reviews »

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  “An extremely honest and upfront lookout at the Palestinian-Israeli conflict from an insider, this son-father relationship story is a mix of politics, human rights, self-search and patriotism. I didn’t like to think it was a biography . I saw it as beautiful refined fiction! Raja Shehadeh, the author, is the founder of the human rights organization, Al-Haq. This organization was the result of Raja’s experience as lawyer of one case of a young detainee who went through heart rending torture in the Israeli prison.
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