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Journal Article
The World Bids Farewell to the Poet and the Professor, Two Cultural Combatants of Palestine
2021
Overview
Barghoutis life was punctuated by his many exiles, and like his people, the Palestinians, he went from one exile to the next-from his home village of Deir Ghassana, near Ramallah where he was born in 1944 to Cairo to study English literature at Cairo University in 1963; after graduating in 1967, the Naksa had already happened and Barghoutis world was turned upside down, and he could never return to his Ramallah, which was now under Israeli occupation. [...]it is restored, you are not normal. Qasem then joined An-Najah National University in Nablus in 1980 where he stayed until his retirement in 2013, but his writings, totaling 25 books, 130 research papers, and thousands of articles, led to several arrests and imprisonments by the Occupation forces and the Palestinian Authority. In a video widely shared on social media, Qasem is shown walking through an orchard of olive and fig trees, which naturally inhabit the Palestinian countryside, speaking of his love for this land and singing the praises of the olive tree.
Publisher
Pluto Journals
