They Called Me a Lioness: A Palestinian Girl's Fight for Freedom

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How can anyone have faith in the world or in peace or in rights or law if there’s a generation after me living this same life? If there’s a girl born after me that will be forced to write about all her suffering in a book to show the world what’s happening to Palestinians? Your arrest propelled you to the forefront of Palestinian activism, made you a national hero and even a global icon for popular resistance. Were you aware that any of this was happening while you were in prison? And how did you cope with the onslaught of attention after you were released? Royals warned of careless talk around Harry': King Charles was 'cautious' in conversation with his second...

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