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Palestinian writers have long explored the horrors of amputation

  • Written by Graham Liddell, Visiting Assistant Professor of English, Hope College
Palestinian writers have long explored the horrors of amputationA Palestinian boy from Gaza at a temporary housing compound in Doha, Qatar, in April 2024.Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images

Words fail as 2,000-pound bombs shred lives and limbs.

The sheer number of children killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza is devastating – at least 13,000 children in the first six months of the war. But somehow...

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