A Season of Stones: Living in a Palestinian Village

A Season of Stones: Living in a Palestinian Village

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Helen Winternitz
Helen Winternitz
1991 • 303 pages

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An eye-witness account of the Intifada, by a journalist who lived in the West Bank for a full year, learning the ways of the Palestinians and experiencing the harsh realities of Israeli occupation

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