Palestine #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jabalia," Joe Sacco delivers another powerful chapter of his groundbreaking work, weaving firsthand testimony from a seventeen-year-old survivor of a shooting by men in Arabic dress with the quiet, urgent concerns of a YMCA program head grappling with Gaza’s wave of injured youth. Rendered with Sacco’s signature stark, intimate style—every line and lettering choice by the artist himself—this 1994 issue stands as a vital document of lived experience in a conflict zone.
In "The Boys, part three," fifteen-year-old Firas recounts his unexpected entry into the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, offering a raw, personal glimpse into the moment his life shifted. The story captures the weight of youth, loyalty, and the difficult choices that come with being drawn into a cause far larger than oneself.
In "The Boys, part four," Joe Sacco interviews a seventeen-year-old who survived a shooting by men in Arabic dress, capturing the raw immediacy of life under occupation. The story also follows a YMCA program head grappling with the urgent challenge of how to rebuild a society where so many young people have been wounded.
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Reprinted in Palestine #[2] (1996), Palestine #[nn] (2001), Palestine: The Special Edition #[nn] (2007), Graphic Novels #5 (2011), Palestyna #[nn] (2014)
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