Her name is Palestine

The forbidden memoirs of an English traveler in the Holy Land. We see the author's accurate notes, and her description of the Holy Land, never devoid between line and another of a non-fabricated emphasis and an unintentional documentation of the Palestinian historical right in his land. As well as the photographs, which numbered over fifty, contributed to documenting daily life in the desert, countryside, and cities, for the Arab on Palestinian land, to erase what is false from the claim that Palestine was before the arrival of the Zionist gangs a vacant land, a barren desert, prepared to receive them, and that they built and cultivated it. Rather, the author details stories about hospitals, clinics, schools, and institutes in Palestine and how they were built, the old and modern houses at that time, and their authentic Arab architecture in their construction and decoration, the ancient churches, and the mosques whose first stones were laid on Palestinian land centuries before the arrival of the Zionist gangs. Number of pages: 160 Year of publication: 2024 Publisher: Al Riwaq for Publishing and Distribution