Mornings in Jenin by Susan Abulhawa

Mornings in Jenin by Susan Abulhawa

In 1948 the Abulheja family is driven from the village of Ein Hod into a refugee camp at Jenin. In the confusion an Israeli soldier takes their infant son and raises him as his own. His brother grows up in the camp, and neither knows the other exists.

Abulhawa follows four generations through 1967, the massacres, the intifadas and the siege of Jenin, mostly through Amal — the daughter who is educated out of the camp, ends up in America, and can never decide whether she escaped or defected.

Translated into more than thirty languages, and one of the most widely read Palestinian novels in English.

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