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If I Shall Die

a poem that was turned into a book after he died that became a bestseller in the United States and the West
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Published posthumously, 'If I Shall Die' is a powerful collection of poems by Rafat Al-Aliar.

The collection encapsulates his reflections on life in Gaza, the impact of ongoing conflict, and his deep connection to his homeland.

Al-Aliar's poetry reflects themes of resilience, resistance, and the human spirit's capacity to find beauty amidst suffering.

His verses serves as a testament to the strength and dignity of the Palestinian people.

The book gained recognition after Al-Aliar's death in an airstrike, resonating with readers worldwide and offering a profound insight into the Gazan experience.

This book preserves his voice and ensures his stories continue to inspire and provoke thought.

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