I'm interested in the drawing. Who drew it, what they mean by it etc. I'd like to buy it to put on my wall so I. Ever forget these days and remind me to speak out.
Chris Darrell: As stated above, the artist is Nidal El-Khairy. The meaning is the slaughter in Gaza. The image is that of grieving parents with their massacred infant. The message -- “Israel is not afraid of our laughs … it’s afraid of our tears” -- is a quote from Syrian poet Muhammad al-Maghut, who is considered the preeminent Arabic-language poet of the 20th century.
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Drawing
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I'm interested in the drawing. Who drew it, what they mean by it etc. I'd like to buy it to put on my wall so I. Ever forget these days and remind me to speak out.
Gaza Slaughter
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Chris Darrell: As stated above, the artist is Nidal El-Khairy. The meaning is the slaughter in Gaza. The image is that of grieving parents with their massacred infant. The message -- “Israel is not afraid of our laughs … it’s afraid of our tears” -- is a quote from Syrian poet Muhammad al-Maghut, who is considered the preeminent Arabic-language poet of the 20th century.
"Gaza Slaughter" by Nidal El-Khairy
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Nidal El-Khairy, this is a stunning statement. Thank you, we are all indebted to you.
Petition to Take away Nobel Prize from Obama
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Gaza Slaughter
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Tears are powerful because they can call upon the help of Allah.
Gaza slaughter (and other)
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Nidal El Khairy, I have just know your work. And I'm very touched to see such beauty in so much pain.