A Poet Protesting the Persecution of the Palestinian People

The poet protests the persecution of the Palestinians and the poets around the world write about the difficulties of repression and the inequities and discrimination from every era of history. It is easy to find works and poetry by African-Americans, Hispanics, Japan, China, and Native American poets. When the poets shouted unjust treatment of their ethnic group, the representatives of these ethnic groups were strong. But it is not uncommon to find poets and poets from countries like Palestinians and Afghans.

Modern Palestinian writers include historians and essaysist Edward Said, Palestine - Americans. A famous Palestinian poet and a short story writer is Kasangkanafani. His poems and stories have themes that protest against Israeli occupation and memories before occupation like many Palestinian literature. Other prominent Palestinians include the poet Mahmoud Darwish, Sabri Jiryis, radio figures, writers, and painter Jammana al-Husseni. Palestinians in the occupied territory are hard to find a job. Unemployment is a serious problem among many refugees. When they find jobs, they often get a low salary. Many Palestinians from Gaza and some Palestinians from the West Bank area worked across Israel. In Israel, they are doing low wage work for restaurant waiters, street cleaners, construction workers, dishwashers. Since the signature of DOP (September 1993), the border between Israel and the Palestinians has been often closed

According to the report, dozens of Palestinians were murdered on Monday and tens of thousands protestors gathered at the border fence. According to the New York Times, a number of Palestinians tried to enter Israel. According to the report, the Palestinians threw stones, burned the tires, and let out a burning kite that caused a fire outside Nahal Oz Kibbutz. In December, President Donald Tramp announced a decision to transfer the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and officially recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. This decision is a breakthrough in the Middle East's US policy for decades and it is causing a new wave of protests by Palestinians They also regard Jerusalem as the capital.

In response to the cardinal's address, Saeb Erekat, secretary general of the Palestine Liberation Organization, said: "Without Jerusalem as the capital, the hearts and souls of Palestinian people are not Jerusalem." During the meeting with officials, the Palestinians included pictures of Jerusalem, children drawing pictures for class projects, and even Palestinian prisoners even making models. .