The monologues are recorded from the dead who have been victims of the many massacres carried out by the Heganah, the Zionist paramilitary organization in British Mandatory Palestine, established in 1920, then dissolved in 1948, and integrated into the Israel Defense Force after the Israeli War of Independence or rather the invasion of Palestine, followed many massacres of the indigenous people beginning with the 1948 nakba where almost 800,000 Palestinians were expelled from their land and experienced many roadblocks ...
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The monologues are recorded from the dead who have been victims of the many massacres carried out by the Heganah, the Zionist paramilitary organization in British Mandatory Palestine, established in 1920, then dissolved in 1948, and integrated into the Israel Defense Force after the Israeli War of Independence or rather the invasion of Palestine, followed many massacres of the indigenous people beginning with the 1948 nakba where almost 800,000 Palestinians were expelled from their land and experienced many roadblocks trying to return home despite United Nations General Assembly Resolution 194 (Ill). The dead now lay in martyrdom. They tell of the horrors that took place during the various massacres. These voices recall memories of love, hope, despair, frustration, a fight, and passion for life that resonate with everyone.
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