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Once Upon a Country

A PALESTINIAN LIFE

Author: Sari Nusseibeh  

Sari Nusseibeh's extraordinary memoirs are now out in paperback.The story of Nusseibeh's family is the story of the Palestinian people.

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Sari Nusseibeh's extraordinary memoirs are now out in paperback.The story of Nusseibeh's family is the story of the Palestinian people.

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These extraordinary memoirs give us a rare view into what the Arab-Israeli conflict has meant for one Palestinian family over the generations. Nusseibeh also interweaves his own story with that of the Palestinians as a people, always speaking his mind and apportioning blame where he feels it due. Hated by extremists on both sides, his is a rare voice.

'This autobiography carries the passion that might embolden ordinary Israelis and Palestinians to bypass the politicians and establish the peace that all but the armoured men desperately want.' - The Independent.

'Nusseibeh's formidable achievement leaves a drop of despair, because of how exceptional it is.' - New York Times.

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Critic Reviews

"This autobiography...carries the passion that might embolden ordinary Israelis and Palestinians to bypass the politicians and establish the peace that all but the armoured men desperately want." The Independent "Nesseibeh's formidable achievement...leaves a drop of dispair, because of how exceptional it is." New York Tmes

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About the Author

Sari Nusseibeh is President of Al-Quds University in Jerusalem and a philosopher. Once a PLO representative in Jerusalem, he later co-founded The People's Voice advocating peace between Palestinians and Israelis.

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These extraordinary memoirs give us a rare view into what the Arab-Israeli conflict has meant for one Palestinian family over the generations. Nusseibeh also interweaves his own story with that of the Palestinians as a people, always speaking his mind and apportioning blame where he feels it due. Hated by extremists on both sides, his is a rare voice.'This autobiography carries the passion that might embolden ordinary Israelis and Palestinians to bypass the politicians and establish the peace that all but the armoured men desperately want.' - The Independent.'Nusseibeh's formidable achievement leaves a drop of despair, because of how exceptional it is.' - New York Times.

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Product Details

Publisher
Peter Halban Publishers Ltd
Published
3rd September 2009
Pages
560
ISBN
9781905559145

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