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Dangerous Brotherhoods. Isaac and Ishmael, Jacob and Esau, Joseph and His Brothers,mael and Isaac, Jacob and Esau, Joseph and his brothers. This chapter was written in two overlapping periods that, and it echoes a Hannukah song, “in days of yore” (referring to the biblical narration) and “at this time” (referring to its contemporary resonance in Palestine/Israel today). It delves

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Victims and Victimizers 2: Amalek, the Canaanites, and the ,s described by Palestinians. This narrative is known by the Arabic name ., which translates as “catastrophe” or “disaster,” and is also foundational to their identity. It looks at the Biblical arrival to the “Promised Land” through the eyes of the people who inhabited it at the time, the Canaanites,

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Dangerous Brotherhoods. Isaac and Ishmael, Jacob and Esau, Joseph and His Brothers,into the political implications of the fraternal metaphor..As opposed to the frequent idea of brother as an enemy (Derrida), there are promising aspects developed by republican socialism (Domènech). The poetic counterpoint by Mahmud Darwish about the figure of Yusuf paves the way toward the justice of the other.