Passengers in a Passing Word is the title of a poem written in the context of these articles, and it retains its place here, while it directly refers to its vitality and the vitality of its context in time and writing together. This title of the poem gives the choice a leap, and at the same time, it proves what the uprising celebrates as a demand that cannot be tamed: Israel’s withdrawal from the occupied territories.
A radical demand, yet it is not simple, this time as a result of what these and those were deceived by from the Palestinian peace initiative. And proving what the uprising celebrates, since its inception, and within the process of the Palestinian struggle, is what sparked the Israeli obsession with everything it undertakes before itself and global Zionism. Therefore, the articles accompanying the poem chart a new path in deconstructing Zionist thought, with its distant sides, according to a writing that confronts Zionist positions and ideas that no one has addressed before, with such details that only an expert in Israeli affairs and its elite can train.
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