Palestine #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Thousand Words," Joe Sacco continues his powerful firsthand account of life under occupation, meeting Khaled, a man on the run from soldiers, and traveling with him to Kalandia to visit the family of a friend. Through quiet moments and careful conversations, Sacco tries to bridge understanding, sharing the belief that not all Israelis support the occupation, all drawn with the stark, intimate detail that defines his work. The story, written, drawn, and lettered by Joe Sacco, features a cover by Joe Sacco that captures the tension and humanity of the moment.
In "The Bucket," Sami takes Sacco to a village east of the Green Line, where the quiet rhythm of daily life is punctuated by stories of quiet resistance and painful injustice. Through the villagers’ firsthand accounts, the weight of occupation unfolds in intimate, unvarnished moments—each tale a thread in a larger, ongoing struggle.
In "Brother for a Day," Joe encounters Khaled, a young man on the run from soldiers, and together they journey to Kalandia to meet the family of Khaled’s friend. As the two navigate the tense atmosphere of the refugee camp, Joe tries to share a message of hope—convincing the family that not all Israelis support the occupation.
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Reprinted in Palestine #[1] (1994), The Comics Journal #176 (1995), Palestine #[nn] (2001), Palestine: The Special Edition #[nn] (2007), Graphic Novels #5 (2011), Palestyna #[nn] (2014)
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