Djamila Bouhired, heroine of the Algerian war of liberation, tortured and sentenced to death for planting bombs in bars in Algiers.
At her trial she told the judge: "You know nothing about me, but I know that received orders to plant a bomb, I will. "
And the verdict was read, was sentenced to death, she laughed é court stunned. Obviously, they do not compensate what Djamila knew: His death is nothing compared to the promise of freedom for his people and his country.
is what the Zionists of Israel and their massive support can never kill it evil afflicting the Palestinians as said Mahmoud Darwish.
"We suffer from an incurable disease: hope"
(...) I know that the masters of words have no need of rhetoric to the eloquence of blood. That's why our words will be as simple as our rights we were born on this earth and this earth. We have not known any other mother, known no other language than his own. And when we realized she carries too much history and too many prophets, we knew that pluralism is an area that encompasses much rather a prison cell, that nobody has a monopoly on land, on God on memory. We also know that history can claim or equity, nor elegance. Our task, however, as humans, is to humanize the story of which we are simultaneously the victims and the product.
There is nothing more obvious than the truth Palestinian and Palestinian legitimacy: this country is ours, and this game is a part of our homeland, a homeland real and mythical point . This occupation is a foreign occupation that can not escape the universal sense of the word occupation, regardless of the number of shares of divine rights which it relies: God is personal property Person .(...)
PS. Could someone give a good history book of the national liberation struggle to Melanie Mataresse? Story she acquires a little more savvy.
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