Living in Palestine: Neutral observations by an Italian journalist

Today, the "issue of all issues" has returned for the Arab world; the Palestinian issue, suddenly, and horrifyingly, to the center of global attention because of the ethnic cleansing faced by the residents of Gaza Strip. The wall was forgotten. However, it is necessary to look for the reasons behind the current situation. The decision to build the wall ended any possibility of dialogue, and also led to a final severance between the two peoples. At that very moment, racial segregation with the Palestinian people arose, and subsequent generations' awareness increased that there was no option: either exile or resistance with weapons. This book is not an ordinary book about the sad living conditions of the people of Gaza; but it is a journey within the scope of the wall to understand them, and to give voice to its heroes. Ordinary people, Palestinian Muslims and Christians, but it also touches on residents in settlements, for example, because they are the most problematic and thought-provoking; and it has become clear that they differ from what their media propagates about them. What about Palestinian Arabs? How many of us know those who have lived on this land for nearly two thousand years, and what is their identity and culture? This ongoing war has marginalized their memory, despite their culture's ancient history, and a high standing in literature and poetry in particular. The author