Daiana: Hello, Nour. Can you introduce yourself to our viewers?

Nour: Hello, my name is Nour Ibrahim Al-Nanaji, from Gaza. I am 16 years old. I write poems, I love to read, I love to write, I love to talk, I love the life of poets, and I love literature.

Daiana: Which poet do you like? 

Nour: Tamim Barghouti

Daiana: Could you recite a poem?

Nour: Of course, your upbringing, what suffices you and your balance, they balanced it like a trap set for you, it tears like the tearing of the liver in my heart, you cry and shiver like a wet leaf, what is enough is not enough, oh star that spoke of the celestial sphere.

Daiana: Tell me, my friend, what is your wish in this life?

Nour: My wish in this life: First, to end the war. Second, we want to return to Gaza. Third, to see my family in good health and safety. Fourth, to publish my first book, which I have been trying to do for three years.

Conclusion

Nour’s words resonate deeply, capturing both the pain and the unwavering hope of Gaza’s youth. Her dreams reflect a universal longing for peace, safety, and the opportunity to share her voice through her poetry. Despite the destruction and displacement, Nour’s spirit remains unbroken. Her resilience is a beacon of hope for many, and her passion for literature is a powerful reminder of the enduring human spirit. Let’s support Nour in her journey to publish her book and amplify the voices of Gaza’s youth. #freepalestine #GazaVoices 

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