Remembering Hana Jasser on 30th anniversary
The legislative authority in Córdoba Province, Argentina, honored Palestinian writer and poet Hana Jaser on the thirtieth anniversary of his passing, during an event titled "Palestine, Exile, and the Word." The event was held at the historical headquarters of the legislative body in the presence of the late's two sons and his family was also recognized. A resolution of praise and appreciation was presented by the members of the legislature for his career and his role in strengthening cultural relations between Palestine and Argentina. The Palestinian Ambassador to Argentina, Riad El-Halabi, commended his literary contributions and his role in utilizing culture to introduce the world to Palestine, emphasizing the importance of supporting the Palestinian community in Argentina to preserve his cultural legacy. Hana Jaser was born in 1925 in Ramallah, and he settled in Argentina in 1952. He left works in both Arabic and Spanish that reflect the civilization and history of the Palestinian people, while maintaining a continuous connection to his homeland’s cause. He passed away in Argentina, and his anniversary is an occasion to celebrate his cultural and historical legacy.
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