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شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
Books from war survive in Beit Lahiya library
The article focuses on the efforts of Palestinians in Gaza to save the books and libraries that were damaged or destroyed as a result of the war. It highlights the story of Mohamed Saad, a resident of Beit Lahiya, who risked returning to his city to rescue a 35-year-old library from the rubble and transfer it to Deir al-Balah, where he opened it for free to displaced people to promote reading and knowledge despite difficult circumstances. It also sheds light on Mustafa Abu Saud, a master's student, who found in this library an important source of references and considers preserving the books as part of the struggle and the preservation of Palestinian identity, emphasizing that the library opens its doors to everyone free of charge. The article underscores that these cultural leaders are responding to war’s destruction of cultural memory and believe that books are a means of knowledge, identity, and resilience.
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