Rashad Abu Shawar is a Palestinian Arab novelist and storyteller, known to Arab readers. He belongs to a generation that began publishing its stories and fictional works in the Arab world over a period of more than fifty years. He was awarded Arab awards, and some of his short stories and novels were translated into several languages, including English, French, and Russian, and many critical studies were written about his works by major critics of the Arab world. This novel, through its events, presents the details of the tragedy of the Palestinian village of Zikrin, and it is not a coincidence that the novelist waited years to present it in a way that truly expresses the sad, captivating events, filled with events and social images that prevailed in the village of Zikrin in the Hebron district, in what resembles a cross-sectional picture of the whole of what happened in the villages of Palestine. With this description, they were two special mentions in the history of the occupied country. When you read the words of the text, you are certain that it is not the work of imagination. Rather, it is the creativity of a people with all its letters and its ability to anticipate hope from pain, as the ability of the narrative novelist is the ability to retrieve details, linked to them by an umbilical cord and a thread of light, the bloodstream flows through it, and flows wherever the will to return to Palestine flows, all of Palestine.
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