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Always compelling, [Hamzeh's writing] movingly conveys these tragedies, and how, in a tight-knit society on a small patch of land, they are all inter-connected.' The Financial Times on Refugees in our Own Land

'A harrowing and tragic report on the continuing destruction of Palestine by the state of Israel. I am grateful for the witness of this book and its clarion call to act for justice in Israel and Palestine before it is too late' -- Marc H. Ellis, University Professor of American and Jewish Studies Director, Center for American and Jewish Studies, Baylor University

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Muna Hamzeh is a Palestinian-American journalist and author who has been writing about the Palestinian issue since 1985. She is author of Refugees in Our Land: Chronicles From a Refugee Camp in Bethlehem (Pluto Press 2001). Todd May is Professor of Philosophy at Clemson University in South Carolina, and the author of five books of philosophy. He has been active in the Palestinian rights movement since 1988, and has also been involved in progressive struggles ranging from divestment from South Africa to gay rights.

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