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“All that remained of Sara’s home were pillars of concrete; most of their belongings were below the rubble.”
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“A way of writing that to me, is always able to retrieve the fragments of life which time wishes to bury.”
“Don’t even get me started on Mohammed.”
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“I realized that the only way of keeping my soul whole is to write the whole story, even if I’m writing what we call fiction.”
“I had just returned to Copenhagen from Gaza after an assignment for a Danish NGO.”
“She wanted to talk to me about what she loved the most: hanging out with her friends and going to school.”
“But the school had for no apparent reason, also been turned to rubble.”
“Before I knew it, Sara had dressed up in her school uniform.”
“When had I last seen a movie about a Palestinian girl who dreams about going to school?”
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“My experience of growing up Arab in Denmark, faced with being reduced to a caricature, being called a terrorist and my name compared to the namesake leaders of my time.”
“War on the screen is so detached from reality.”
“In reality, there are no heroes and no glory, only worlds that collapse and dreams that shatter.”
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“Most books published in the west features a careful selection of story.”
“My school years passed in a sliding door moment, and all there was to behold in that frame was a young man who had to physically fight to be allowed to be someone else—himself.”
“The father’s tears drew a strong pain across my chest, as if dragging a knife point across a steel bench.”
“Right there, spread on the top of the newspaper pile was the feature I’d written that had been published two days earlier: It is only in Gaza you die twice .”