Gaza Held in Time

Gaza Held in Time

Tareq AlSourani / Yara Nasser

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Editorial:
Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Memorias
ISBN:
9781998309955
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Two Voices. One Shattered Homeland. A Story the World Can’t IgnoreGaza Held in Time: A Tapestry of Two Lives is a groundbreaking memoir written by Tareq AlSourani and Yara Nasser, two Palestinian teenagers whose lives were torn apart by the 2023-2025 genocide. One fled to Egypt, carrying the guilt of escape. The other stayed, documenting Gaza’s descent into famine, mass graves, and the quiet rebellion of dreams.Their alternating narratives-raw, poetic, and unflinchingly honest-weave together moments of piercing beauty (the scent of jasmine in Gaza’s streets, the taste of warm knafeh from Abu Al-Soud) with the horror of drone strikes, forced displacement, and the systematic erasure of their home.This is not just a book about war. It’s about what it means to love a place the world is trying to destroy.Why This Book MattersA Firsthand Account of Genocide: Written in real time from inside and outside Gaza, it shatters statistics with intimate, devastating testimony.A Testament to Resilience: From cooking over open fires to smuggling words past censorship, their creativity defies annihilation.A Call to Remember: 'We wrote so Gaza would not fade into headlines.' This book is a lifeline to stories the world must not forget.Praise for Gaza Held in Time'Devastating... These could be our children. A brave and necessary book.'-Yahia Lababidi, Palestinian poet'Their words should haunt us forever.'-Lynne Segal, Birkbeck, University of London'A door left open for memory, for return, for rebuilding.'-Aref Husseini, author of Half-AshkenaziExcerpt: The Day Everything Changed'October 7, 2023. I woke to the sky screaming. By noon, the internet was gone. We played cards in silence, waiting for the ceiling to collapse. When it didn’t, we realized: this was the new normal. Gaza was being unmade in front of us.' -Yara NasserOrder NowAvailable in softcover and eBook.Join the Conversation#GazaHeldInTime - Share quotes, reviews, and solidarity.Amplify Gaza’s Voices - Tag @DarajaPress & demand media coverage.'The story is not over because the sea still calls our names.'Order. Read. Remember.

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