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The homeland does not leave the body until the last moment, the moment of death.

— Mourid Barghouti

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In my despair I remember; that there is life after death ... But I ask: Oh my God, is there life before death?

For an exile, the habitual place and status of a person is lost. One who is known becomes anonymous, one who is generous has to watch what he spends, one who is merry gazes in silence.

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