“Manal doesn’t know what the word ‘ghetto’ means, or where it comes from. All she knows is that the residents of Lod, the barricaded city, heard the word from Israeli soldiers and assumed it meant a Palestinian neighborhood, or an Arab neighborhood, as the Israelis decided to call the country’s indigenous inhabitants. Only Mamoun knew: ‘Ghetto is the name for Jewish neighborhoods in Europe.’ ‘So we’ve become Jews?’ Manal asked naively…”
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A novel that explores Palestinian identity and exile through the life of the Palestinian Adam in the post-Nakba era.
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