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Essay | My People Are Being Systematically Destroyed, but I Can't Talk About It to My Children

Summary by Helsingin Sanomat
Writer Irene Zidan's father is at war in his homeland, and he can't talk to his children about it. When the time comes, he won't be sure if Palestine will even exist anymore, she writes in her essay.

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Essay | My People Are Being Systematically Destroyed, but I Can't Talk About It to My Children

Writer Irene Zidan's father is at war in his homeland, and he can't talk to his children about it. When the time comes, he won't be sure if Palestine will even exist anymore, she writes in her essay.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Helsingin Sanomat broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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