Susan Abulhawa

And because that displacement wasn't just, you know, an isolated event in 1948, because it created a generational wound that continues to fester, we have to look at how that wound is articulated today.

Which brings us to a fiercely contemporary piece of source material, a speech delivered at the Oxford Union by Palestinian American author Susan Abulhawa.

Yeah, and reading the transcript of this speech, it is intense.

It completely rejects any sanitized diplomatic language.

I saw her say that she was originally posting about jewelry and other things.

There's an author out now who has a book called White Blonde Jew.

Her name is Alyssa Rosenheck.

She's an expert on photography, and that's what she wants to be focusing on.

and has done it with his hands tied behind him.

One more clip for you on this.

Norman Lebrecht is author of a book called Genius and Anxiety.

He discussed it in a video with the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

That operated for like a few years.

And there is a picture of many of these young people with some international authors, Palestinian, non-Palestinian, who visited Gaza as part of the Palestine Literature Festival, including Susan Abul Hawa.

Ali Abu Nima and others,

and I looked at the picture the