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Jean Genet on Abu Omar

Jean Genet the great French writer came to Jordan in solidarity with the Palestinian Revolution, he and Abu Omar became good friends. Genet mentions Abu Omar several times in his book Un Captif Amoureux (Prisoner of love). He brought (Abu Omar)…

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The Journey of an Arab Woman

http://www.halafoundation.org/1990_hala_archive.htm Hala Archive The Journey of an Arab Woman: January 1990. Friends, It is extremely difficult for me to talk about myself. This is the first time I do it and it will probably be the last. Well, don't…

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On the Israeli-Palestinian Coflict

BOOKS REVIEW: THREE BOOKS ON THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT NOTE: The following book review by JAY MURPHY appeared in a slightly different form in In These Times, May 13, 1996. BOOKS UNDER REVIEW Peace and Its Discontents, by Edward W. Said…

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Edward Said: On Jean Genet’s Late Works

http://www.grandstreet.com/gsissues/gs36/gs36c.html On Jean Genet’s Late Works Edward Said for Ben Sonnenberg The first time I saw Jean Genet was in the spring of 1970, a theatrically turbulent and inchoate season when energies and ambitions were…

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Saigon Cu Chi Hochi Minh

From Saigon the filth is gone Yank and puppet have been thrown In one lump in history’s dump Masses are the winning trump On the day of liberation Hearts were filled with jubilation A new era’s ushered in Saigon now is Ho Chi Minh. In Cu Chi plain…

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Review by Professor Albert Hourani

This review of "Politics and Revelation Māwardī and after", by the late Professor Albert Hourani was sent to the publisher, upon request, before its publication. 3 August 1992 Dear Anna, Mawardi and Islamic Political Thought: This MS came to me…

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In Royal Hue

In royal hue In Royal Hue Buhda’s way And Fuedal sway Were swept away. The French came back, Yanks in their track, To prevent break of dawn Their intent They could only postpone Great event. A poet’s dream So calm and serene, Ho’s early residence…

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