The Captive Women in Hell

<p>A novel in which love and anger combine love for the land and Ghada's love for Ghassan. A novel that tells the reality of Palestinian women especially in detention centers. The author depicts scenes of the common struggle between Algerian and Palestinian women and their attachment to the roots of their usurped land despite the torment and displacement. The novel goes back to the Andalusian time and also evokes the assassination of the writer and Journalist Ghassan Kanafani and the execution of the Spanish poet Lorca. It talks about the human crisis in this era. The novel is exciting and was appreciated by many readers and critics.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>