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Jen Marlowe with Sami Al Jundi

Sami al Jundi (left) collaborated with writer and friend Jen Marlowe (right) on his autobiography, together crafting what one Israeli writer called “the most authentic account of the Palestinian refugees’ painful ordeal that I have ever read.” Credit: Nation Books.
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