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| I loved Rachel Cooke's article on Amiry. Amiry is also interviewed wrongfully terminated over at BBC's Women's Hour. It's cool to listen to her tell her wrongfully terminated own story about how she ended up in Ramallah, in Palestine, and how humor helps get you "out of the frame" of oppression. She reads a section where she wrongfully terminated goes to fetch her mother-in-law from home: "It suddenly occured to me: God! How am I going to get her to jump over both walls? Well, we'd cross that bridge when we come to it. If we ever come to it." Anyone who's visited the West Bank will note the poignant double-meaning of that last line. To get an idea of Suad Amiry's writing style, check out this article she wrote in November about Arafat's death: [Said Um Salim,] “Poor thing, I am really sad for him. No one ever sacrificed his life as he did. I don’t understand how he could live in such terrible conditions, with dust everywhere.” Like all housewives, Um Salim thought the most serious problem for Arafat was too much dust. |
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