The following is a statement of intellectuals from the Arab world condemning the brutal Zionist aggression on Gaza. The statement was translated from Arabic.
At this crucial moment when the Zionist entity is waging a war of extermination against our people in the Gaza Strip under the pretext of terrorism that has been fooling no one, we, intellectuals of the Arab world, who signed this statement, declare our unlimited support for the people of Gaza in their legitimate resistance, and our unlimited condemnation of the Zionist entity in its brutal and barbaric aggression against innocent lives.
The Zionist entity, which hates innocence and kills children, hates the truth, kills journalists, hates nature and sweeps away olive trees, culminates in this escalation a long march of violations, which were not limited to rejecting all U.N. resolutions, expanding the settlement cancer, restricting and arresting Palestinians in the West Bank and the interior, attacking Islamic and Christian holy sites, fueling violence in the hearts of settlers and arming them, besieging the Gaza Strip and starving its people, and even exceeding all of that to reach its final goal of systematic ethnic cleansing.Until the blatant lie on which the Zionist project was based is realized, Palestine will become “a land without a people for a people without a land,” and externally through the passage of normalization projects aimed at liquidating the Palestinian cause and stripping the Arabs of their dignity.
For 75 years, the occupying Zionist entity has left no moral value without violating it, no civilized principle without violating it, and no human sanctity without trampling on it with the shoes of its soldiers stained with the blood of innocents. This time, however, [the Zionist state] decided to go further in [its] tyranny, taking advantage of the world’s complicity and bias, and wanted [its] brutal massacre against the people of Gaza to be broadcast live without the slightest shame or consideration for what was left of the world’s conscience. If human history has become accustomed to giving a voice to the executioner and a voice to the victim, the Zionist entity — which has known since its inception only the theft of the rights of others — was quick to rob both voices to be at the same time the shooter of the bullet in reality and the recipient of the lie.
As we sign this statement, we address it to our people in Gaza in particular and in Palestine in general, saluting their legendary steadfastness and struggle in defense of their historical right to their land, and their courageous civilized stand against the vanguards of colonialism, fascism and racism. In this position, we do not declare anything new when we preserve for them their natural right to resist their occupier, a right guaranteed to them by every law, approved by every law and assured by every custom.
We also appeal to the entire Arab nation, governments, organizations, peoples and individuals, to appeal to them to play their historic role in supporting their Palestinian brothers against this blatant aggression and to assist them in all possible moral and material ways. Recalling the need not to be distracted and not to cool down until the heavy cloud of death is lifted from our people in Gaza.
Then we turn to the free people of humanity throughout the world, especially those who have tasted the bitterness of colonialism, racism and the cruelty of the policies of extermination and occupation everywhere. At this moment, we urgently need to unite in the face of this manifest injustice and to stand as an impregnable barrier between the colonizer’s tank and its victim. If the oppressors have called for one nation, then nothing less than their victims should also unite as one nation against them.
In particular, we salute the supporters of the cause around the world, foremost among them the few people of conscience in the West who, with their free and courageous voices, were able to obstruct even a little bit the Western machine of lies and falsifications that shocked us as we see it burning in a few days the principles and values accumulated by the West over long centuries in order to support Zionist propaganda.
In the past few days, we have seen numbers of Western politicians, intellectuals and media professionals scrambling to their eternal shame, and we have seen how the autumn of nature seems to be just a faint shadow of the real autumn, the autumn of the claims of democracy, freedom and human rights trampled by the feet of these ruggers in the direction of pushing the Zionist entity to commit its next massacres to the fullest.
In this part of the world, we are the ones who yearn for peace the most. But as much as we yearn for it, we know very well that there can be no peace without freedom, no peace without justice, and no peace without truth. Days have proven that this Zionist entity is hostile to freedom, justice and truth.
** This statement was hastily made in response to the critical situation in Gaza. We could not have been slow to expand the list of signatories while the usurping entity exploits every minute to bomb the Gaza Strip and deprives it of its human right to water, food and electricity. We ask all the advocates of that right to sign this statement with us.
The statement was signed by over 2,000 academics, artists, composers, critics, journalists, film directors, novelists, performers, poets, professors, researchers, screenwriters, thinkers, writers and others. For full list and to sign on in your own language: https://forms.gle/YaBraB5YRLyUEdgU9
Suad Al-Sabah, poet
Ibrahim Nasrallah, poet and novelist
Wael Hallaq, thinker
Qasim Haddad, poet
Ibrahim Al-Koni, novelist
Mohammad Reda Nasrallah, writer and journalist
Mohammed Abu Rumman, writer and former Jordanian minister
Ibrahim Abdel Majeed, novelist
Buthaina Al-Issa, novelist
Mohamed Bennis, poet
Saif Al Rahbi, poet
Wasini Laaraj, Algerian novelist
Shawky Bazie, poet and writer
Khaled Al-Rowaishan, writer and former Yemeni Minister of Culture
Jawdat Fakhr al-Din, poet
Bilal Fadl, screenwriter
Ahmed Abdel Muti Hijazi, poet
Taher Riad, poet
Abdelkhaleq Abdullah, writer and politician
Marcel Khalife, composer
Jaber Al-Harami, Writer and Editor-in-Chief of Al-Sharq newspaper
Mokhtar Issa, Deputy of the Egyptian Writers Union
Najm Abdul Karim, Journalist
Bader Al-Issa, former Minister of Education in Kuwait
Rawda El Hajj, poet
Saud Al-Sanousi, novelist
Jokha Al-Harthy, novelist
Hassan Awrid, writer and politician
Fahmi Jadaan, thinker
Fathi Al-Meskini, thinker
Abdelilah Belkeziz, thinker
Abdul Latif Laabi, poet
Fawzia Abu Khaled, poet
Mohamed Berrada, novelist
Ahmed Al-Mulla, poet
Muhammad al-Ash’ari, novelist
Tawfiq Ahmed, Vice President of the Arab Writers Union.
Hamour Ziada, novelist
Muhammad Khudair, storyteller and novelist
Kazem Al-Hajjaj, poet
Ahmed Bakhit, poet
Youssef Abdelaziz, poet
Nader Kazim, Researcher
Samiha Khreis, novelist
Dakhil al-Khalifa, poet
Hajji Jaber, novelist and publisher
Abdel Moneim Ramadan, poet
Abdullah Ibrahim, thinker and critic
Zahi Wehbe, poet and journalist
Basma Ensour, former Jordanian Minister of Culture
Ali Badr, novelist
Ajwad Majbel, poet
Ibrahim Farghali, novelist
Tayeb Bouazza, thinker
Najwa Barakat, Writer
Ahmed Saadawi, novelist
Yassin Adnan, writer and journalist
Fakhri Saleh, critic, writer and translator
Sinan Anton, novelist and poet
Burhan Ghalioun, thinker
Faisal Salman, journalist and writer
Khaled Al-Hroub, writer and academic
Tariq Imam, Writer
Dawood Hussain, artist
Nazih Abu Afash, poet
Zuhair Abu Shayeb, poet
Hizam Habayeb, novelist
Amin Saleh, Adeeb
Aref al-Saadi, poet and advisor to the Iraqi Prime Minister for cultural affairs
Khalid Al Sheikh, composer and singer
Abdul-Jabbar Al-Rifai, thinker
Hassan Najmi, poet, author and journalist
Muhammad Ali Al-Rabawi, poet
Mohamed Haddad, composer
Iskandar Habash, writer
Saud Al-Mawla, writer and translator
Jamal Mohammed Fakhro, intellectual
Abdullah Habib, Writer
Waheed Al Khan, composer
Abdul-Jabbar Al-Ghadban, Visual Artist
Zahraa Al Mansour, critic
Batoul Hamid, poet
Abdullah Janahi, Writer
Abdel-Gawad Ofir, poet and journalist
Muhammad Ali Makled, political researcher and writer
Salman Zainuddin, critic and poet
Maryam Al-Bassam, Journalist
Samar Yazbek, novelist and writer
Hanan Farfour, poet
Fadia Bazzi, journalist and writer
Khairat Al-Zein, visual artist
Tariq Nasser El-Din, poet
Murdoch al-Shami, poet
Hassan Madan, Writer
Sari Hanafi, writer and academic
Abbas Youssef, Visual Artist
Mustafa al-Numan, former ambassador
Hussein Al-Jaffal, storyteller and journalist
Hilda Al-Hiyari, visual artist
Abdullah Al-Safar, poet
Sayed Mahmoud, poet and journalist
Abbas Hilal, Lawyer
Khalid Al Hashemi, Visual Artist
Khaled Al-Ruwaiei, theater director
Abdellatif Warari, writer and poet
Mohamed Abdel Bari, poet
Youssef Abu Luz, poet
Azmi Abdel Wahab, poet and managing editor of Al-Ahram Al-Arabi
Dareen Salam, film director
Omar Abdel Ghaffar, researcher and translator
Bilal Masri, poet and playwright
Kinan Abu Afash, Musician
Radhia Toumi, writer and academic
Bushra Khalfan, Writer
Ibrahim Abu Hashhash, university professor and poet
Abdul Qadir Al-Husni, poet
Mohsen Jassim Al-Moussawi, critic, researcher and academic
Ashour Al-Tuwaibi, poet
Amin Al-Rabie, poet
Khazal al-Majidi, researcher and poet
Jamal al-Jaqa, architect and painter
Qusay al-Labadi, poet
Nabil Abdel Karim, storyteller
Ammar Ahmed Hamed, film critic
Zulekha Abu Risha, poet
Taleb Rifai, novelist
Taha Adnan, poet
Amer Badran, poet
Ali Al Ameri, poet and painter
Jihad Al Ameri, painter
Ghalia Benali, composer and singer
Tarek Youssef, Academic
Samir Al-Qudah, poet
Murad al-Qadri, poet
Nour Al-Mousli, poet
Jumana Mustafa, poet
Ahmed Abu Touq, publisher
Amira Badawi, storyteller
Mohammed Al Ameri, writer and illustrator
Ramadan Rawashdeh, novelist
Khaled Khreis, Visual Artist
Mohammed Al-Jalous, Visual Artist
Sonia Twal, visual artist
Ahmed Al-Shahawi, poet
Louay Abdel-Ilah, novelist
Hadba Al Ali, Journalist
Ibrahim Younis Al-Battoush, writer
Nidal Amyouni Daccache, University Professor
Munira Nabwani, writer
Anis al, Rafei Writer Waqas
Ruba Abu Ghaida is a poet and writer
Mohammed Amer Al-Mardini, Writer
Adnan Azzouz, Writer
Radwan Qassem, poet
Rami Bedaiwi, Journalist
Nahla Sousou, writer and journalist
Ali Al-Shuaibi, Researcher
Basil Sioufi director
Wafaa Al-Ali, Journalist
Mohammed Amer Al-Mardini, Writer
Wafaa Al-Ali, Journalist
Alia Al-Masri, poet
Nawal Al-Hiwar, Journalist
Bassel Abdel Aal, poet
Hassan Abdel Hamid, Writer
Batoul Hamid, poet
Zahida Darwish Jabbour, University Professor
Khalid Al-Fadhli, Writer
Hassan Hamid, novelist
Jamal Wakim, researcher and political analyst
Tayser Idris, artist
Miloud Khezzar, writer
Hoda Fakhr El-Din, Writer
Ahmed Mallah, poet
Samer Abu Hawash, poet
Diaa Haidar, Journalist
Fadi Joudeh, poet and translator
Akl Al-Awit, poet and writer
Saqr Abu Fakhr, poet and writer
Susan Abulhawa, novelist
Mohamed Bitari, writer and translator
Makram Ghsoub, poet
Youssef Rakha, novelist
Jinan Al-Khalil, visual artist
Lina Kreidieh, novelist
Mohammed al-Jadidi, writer
Saber Al-Absi, poet
Mohammed Alhadi Omari, Writer
Nader Al-Hamami, writer
Jamal Jelassi, translator and poet
Sharif Hassan Boughazil, poet
Adel Maizi, poet
Sunia Ferjani, poet
Khaled Bouzid, Dramatist
Lotfi Chebbi, poet
Mona Habrass Selimieh, critic
Dalaa al-Mufti, novelist
Hussein Al-Jaffal, storyteller and journalist
Buthaina Al-Ibrahim, Translator
Pierre Abi Saab, journalist
Mustafa Gholman, poet
Mohammed Khamasi, translator
Saad Sarhan, poet
Osama Abu Taleb, President of the Academy of Arts in Cairo
Ahmed Swailem, Chairman of the Poetry Committee of the Supreme Council of Culture
Samir Hosni, former ambassador to the League of Arab States
Jamal al-Qassas, poet
Rashid Ghoulam, artist and composer.
Faleh Al-Hajri, writer and journalist.
Saadia Mufarreh, poet and critic
Ghassan Othman, writer and researcher
Hoda Attia, writer.
Mohamed Ait Hanna, writer and translator
Mahmoud Gomaa, poet.
Noureddine Afaya, writer and researcher.
Osama Al-Beheiri, President of the Western Writers Union
Muhammad al-Matarqi, writer.
Marwa Magdy, poet.
Mohamed Makled, researcher and writer.
Abdel-Gawad Ofero, poet and journalist.
Fadia Bazzi, writer.
Faisal Salman, journalist and writer.
Suad Suleiman, novelist
Rimal Nehme, novelist
Mahmoud Wahba, poet
Ibrahim Shahrour, poet
Ahmed Nazzal, poet and writer
Darine Houmani, poet and writer
Muhammad Nasir al-Din, poet and writer
Hassan Al-Zein, writer and journalist
Lorca Spitty, poet and journalist
Abdel-Gawad Ofir, poet and journalist
Muhammad Ali Makled, political researcher and writer
Salman Zainuddin, critic and poet
Nasouh Zaghloula, Photographer
Ronnie Malley, musician
Najm Abdul Karim, Journalist
Huda Al-Dakhil, editor and cultural activist
Bashar Al Sayegh – Writer and Journalist
Saud Rashid Al-Enezi, writer and journalist
Hamoud Al-Shayji, poet and novelist
Iman Humaidan, novelist
Youssef Al-Balam, critic and professor of Arabic language
Abdullah Al-Busais, novelist and publisher
Bashayer al-Askar, writer
Mashael Al-Faisal, Visual Artist
Abdelwahab Suleiman, translator and writer
Sarah Al Mukeimi, writer and novelist
Aisha Al Abdullah, poet
Awatef Muhareb al-Salman, writer
Mohammed Al-Faily, constitutional expert
Ibrahim Dashti, Writer
Hussain Dixon, visual artist
Jamila Juma, storyteller
Nassar Al Nassar, theater director
Ramadan they lost, director
Hoda Ashkanani, poet
Khaled Nasrallah, novelist and publisher
Reham Nael Al-Naqib, writer and assistant professor of political science
Noura Boughith, storyteller
Mishari Obaid, novelist and writer
Ali Ashour, Professor of Arabic Literature
Abdul Wahab Sayed Al-Rifai, novelist
Mohammad Ashkanani, Writer
Sulaiman Al-Bassam, playwright
Essam Al-Kazemi, theater artist
Abdulrahman Eldin, Broadcaster
Nabil Al-Failakawi, President of the Media and Artists Syndicate
Taher al-Baghli, human rights activist
Sajid Abdali, Author and Publisher
Suleiman Al-Askari, writer and former editor-in-chief of Al-Arabi magazine
Faleh Ben Hajari, journalist and writer
Dawood Hussain, artist
Hassan Alissa, writer
Ahmed Abdullah Al-Sarraf, Writer
Amer Verdun, poet and writer
Nouria El Roumi, Professor of Arabic Literature
Abbas Al-Haddad, Professor of Arabic Literature
Bader Warrior, Theater and Director
Hamza Mustafa, writer and director of Syria TV
Mohammed Al-Dalal, writer
Tarek Asrawi, poet and storyteller
Ali Mahmoud Khaja, Journalist
Ahlam Hassan, artist
Hassan Abu Haniyeh, writer and researcher
Eman Al-Musallam, visual artist
Muhammad F. Al-Salem, poet and translator
Abdul Wahab Al Awadhi – Visual Artist
Jaafar Rajab – novelist and writer
Afrah Fahad Al-Henal, storyteller and writer
Bassima Al Wazzan, Children’s Literature Writer
Hussain Al Mutawa, poet and novelist
Mubarak Rabie, novelist
Nabil Suleiman, novelist
Bassima Al-Enezi, storyteller and writer
Abdulhadi Jameel, storyteller
Latifa Butti, children’s writer and publisher
Khawla Al-Qazwini – Writer
Batoul Khamis, Researcher
Mai El Saad, Visual Artist
Manaf Al-Hajri, writer and economist
Istabraq Ahmed, storyteller
Mashael Al-Hajri, Professor of Law
Ibtihal al-Khatib, human rights activist and academic
Mohammed Al-Attabi, poet and publisher
Hussein Al Mahroos, photographer and writer
Khaled Lotfi, publisher and Kotobi
Waheed Taweelah, writer
Yazan El Hajj, writer and translator
Ali Wajih, poet
Taghreed Al-Qudsi, author
Dalaa al-Mufti, writer and novelist
Ihab al-Qaisi, publisher
Areen Jaradat, writer
Mohammed Qaitoun, publisher
Radwan Hariri, writer and owner of a publishing house
Fatima Anwar Al Lawati, Writer
Hassan Yaghi, Publisher
Saif Salmawi, publisher
Mohamed Rabie, novelist and publisher
Ahmed Osama, cultural worker
Mohamed Ibrahim, poet
Ahmed Awni, novelist and publisher
Mohamed Fathy, writer and academic
Nada El Shabrawy, Poet and Content Creator
Mohamed Shadi, Physician and Content Creator
Khaled Suleiman Al-Nasiri, Palestinian publisher
Rana Idris, Publisher
Ali Abdel Moneim, publisher
Abderrahmane Adriano, Documentary Photographer
Shahd al-Rawi, novelist and translator
Nahla Karam, novelist
Mohammed Gatea Hammoud, visual artist
Zubair Faris, Graphic Designer
Muhammad al-Ash’ari, novelist
Flowers of Karam, critic and novelist
Shoaib Halifi, Writer
Yasser al-Atrash, poet and journalist
Hani Awad, Writer and Managing Editor of Omran Magazine
Ali Al-Bazzaz, visual artist
Maan Faisal Al-Qaisi, Director of Al-Bayariq Publishing and Distribution House and Library
Ali Hamid Zughair, Director of Dar ACAD
Ahmed Salam Khalil, Publisher, Body Publications
Bahaa Hamza Abbas, Dar Al-Fayhaa for Printing and Publishing
Omar Abdul Majeed Al-Hamad, Publisher, Dar Watar for Publishing and Distribution
Safaa Al-Zubaidi, Kotobi, Al-Nahda Library
Nabil Hayawi, Baghdad Legal Library
Hashem Raad Nowruz, Publisher, Dar Al-Qari
Abderrazak Belakrouz, Writer
Iyad Hassan Jassim, Publisher, Texts Publications
Amjad Yassin Al-Naseer, Publisher, Dar Ahwar for Publishing and Distribution
Hassan Hashem Hussein, Kutbi, Arab Renaissance Library
Ali Abdul Redha Awad, Publisher, Director of Dar Al-Furat for Culture and Media
Suleiman Al Maamari, writer and journalist
Nevin Tohamy, Publisher
Hisham Fahmy, translator
Samar Amin Dowidar, Oral History Researcher, founder of Palestinian Hekayat Family Archives
Islam Wahban, Founder of Wahban Library Group, and Head of Cultural Department of I’lam.com
Mohammed Al Baali, Publisher
Abdullah Baabood, Researcher
Mohamed Khairy, Librarian of Al-Balad
Baraa Hassan El Shafei, poet and bookseller
Abdul Ghani Mohammed, publisher
Anwar Al-Hawari, journalist
Emad Abu Ghazi, University Professor
Haitham Haj Ali, University Professor
Yara Masri, Translator
Sarah Nims
Mokhtar Issa, poet and vice president of the Egyptian Writers Union
Hassan Aed, Visual Artist
Wadah Mahdi, Visual Artist
Hamdan Tahed, poet
Ahmed Sheikh Ali, poet
Shteiwi Al-Ghaithi, poet
Mohammed al-Hourani, president of the Arab Writers Union in Syria, researcher.
Tawfiq Ahmed, poet and journalist, vice president of the Arab Writers Union in Syria.
Jaber Salman, poet.
Farouk Eslim, academic and critic.
Astronomy exclusive – novelist.
Jihad Bakflouni – poet.
Mounir Khalaf – poet.
Riad Tabra, storyteller.
Al-Arqam Al-Zoubi, researcher.
Anissa Abboud, novelist and storyteller.
Ahmed Youssef Daoud, novelist and poet.
Nizar Brik Henedy, poet and critic.
Eid al-Darwish, writer and researcher.
Helena Atallah, poet.
Suleiman al-Salman, poet.
Imad Naddaf, storyteller and journalist.
Ibrahim Zaarour, academic and researcher.
Abdullah al-Shaher, critic and writer.
Ahmed Ali Mohamed, critic and academic.
Ayman al-Hassan, storyteller and novelist.
Mohammed al-Hafari, playwright and writer.
Samir al-Matrood, playwright and storyteller
Faiza Al-Daoud, storyteller and novelist
Mohamed El Taher, storyteller and novelist.
Linda Ibrahim, poet
Omaima Ibrahim, Writer
Qahtan Bayrakdar, poet
Jihad al-Ahmadiyya, poet and translator
Said Al Maghribi, musical artist
Hossam Khaddour, Sur translator
Yahya Al Hammadi, poet
Zine El Abidine Al Dhubaibi, poet
Khalil Haddad, Plastic
Mesbah al-Mahdi, poet
Najah Ibrahim, novelist
Muhammad Hassan Al-Ali, poet
Jawdat Ibrahim, critic
Taleb Hammash, poet
Badi’ al-Suqour, poet
Ghassan Wannous, novelist
Nora Rashad, Publisher
Dina Kabil, journalist and publisher
Fatima Boudi, Publisher
Abdullah Mohammed, bookseller Waqas
Mahmoud Mohamed Mahmoud, Publisher
Ahmed Zakaria, Translator
Nazmi Jubeh, historian
Abdullah Othman, Publisher
Omrieh Soltani, Translator
Mohamed Fawzi, Writer
Khaled Khreis, Visual Artist
Abdelkarim Jouiti, novelist
Faisal Jalloul, Researcher
Fadel Thamer, critic and former president of the Writers Union
Yassin Al-Naseer, critic
Abdullah Ibrahim, critic
Haidar Saeed, writer and critic
Abdelzahra Zaki, poet and writer
Ahmed Abdel Hussein, poet and editor-in-chief of Al-Sabah newspaper
Jawad Al-Asadi, director and playwright
Aziz Khion, Dramatist
Ali Al-Fawaz, poet and president of the Union of Writers and Writers in Iraq
Omar Al-Saray, poet Secretary General of the Union of Writers
Jabbar Judi, playwright and head of the Iraqi Artists Syndicate
Qasim Sabti, visual artist and president of the Iraqi Plastic Artists Association
Mohammed Al-Attabi, poet and publisher
Omar Alawi, university professor and writer
Ashraf Al-Qarqani, poet
Lassaad Ben Hussein, writer
Zahia Guerro, University Professor
Taghreed Abdel Aal, poet
Walid Abdel Rahim, writer and director
Marwan Abdel Aal, novelist and visual artist
Antoine Boulad, poet
Nayrouz Suleiman Jubaili, poet
Amal Andre, writer
Michel Seer, poet
Mustafa Al-Asar. Journalist and writer
Qasim Mansour, actor
Raneem Zaher, poet
Amer al-Tayeb, poet
Bashir Shalash, poet and publisher
Muhammad Shehadeh, poet
Hassan Al-Zein, writer and journalist
Darwish Shamaa, Plastic Artist
Mohammed Alloush, Lebanese
Randa Ghajar, Lebanese curator
Safaa Iskandar, poet and visual artist
Ghada Al Zoghbi, Plastic Artist
Mohammad Alhadi Omari author
Amina Zureik, novelist and publisher
Nader Al-Hamami, university professor and writer
Nazem Ben Ibrahim, writer, poet and translator
Jamal Jelassi, translator and poet
Sharif Hassan Boughzil, poet
Abd Alhaleem Almasoudi Writer and critic
Mohammed Hussein Poet and writer
Adel Maizi, poet
Waleed Ahmed Fershishi, translator and novelist
um al-Zein Benchikha al-Meskini, novelist and poet
Saad al-Yasiri, poet
Mohammed Al-Attabi, poet and publisher
Muhammad Ali Al-Dangli, poet
Muhammad Al-Ghazal Al-Kathiri, poet
Abderrazak Boukba, poet and journalist
Zine El Abidine Fouad, poet
Abderrahmane Lahi, film director
Nabil Abdel Fattah, researcher and writer
Rachid Moumani, poet
Najib Khadari, poet
Abderrahmane Tankoul, critic
Khaled Belkacem, critic
Soraya Majdoulin, poet
Nabil Mansar, critic
Hassan Makhfi, critic
Munir Sarhani, poet
Abd al-Salam al-Musawi, poet
Fouad Shardoudi, poet and visual artist
Jamal Amash, poet
Noureddine Zouitni, poet and translator
Khaled Raissouni, poet
Aziz Azghai, poet
Ahmed Lamsieh, poet
Dalila Fakhri, poet
Adel Lotfi, poet
Maimon Ghazi, poet
Bouazza Sana’awi, poet
Abdelaziz Boumshouli, critic
Sharafeddine Majdoulin, critic
Sabah Bendaoud, poet
Aziz Al-Husseini, poet
Hassan Al Bakkali, storyteller
Mohammed Al-Bakri, critic
Abdellatif Didouche, poet
Said Benfarhi, writer
Imad El Wardani, Writer
Maysoon Al-Suwaidan, poet
Hassan Belaoui, Writer
Ismail Ait Yedder, poet
Abdelkader Alami, writer and civic activist
Abdelaziz Amziane, poet
Mohammed Al-Shayeb, storyteller
Almustafa Kleiti – storyteller
Mohammed Shweikeh, storyteller and writer
Yasen Al-Harraq, poet
Fawzia Benyoub Al-Wadie, civil society activist
Mohammed Al-Laghafi, poet
Mohamed Abdellawi, civil society activist
Mohamed Majdoub, civil activist
Mohammed Khuraisi, Researcher
Karim Kishori, poet
High Eyed, Critic and Academic
Al-Bashir Al-Azmi, storyteller and novelist
Sharifa Hawat, civil society activist
Allal Al-Hajam, poet
Khalil Al-Damoun, writer
Ahmed Al-Luwaizi, Writer
Mohamed Moatassim, writer and journalist
Ahmed Ben Ismail, Photographer
Habib Benmalek, civil activist
Ahmed Benmimoun, poet
Ahmed Al Iraqi, Journalist
Mohamed Amin Benyoub, playwright
Ahmed Hamid, civic activist
Hamida Balbali, poet
Omar Belhassen, poet
Saleh Labrenny, poet
Bensalah Hafiza, civil society activist
Mohammed Al-Sharki, Writer
Idris Maqbool, writer
Mohammad Bahjaji, writer and theater critic
Al-Motamed Al-Kharraz, poet and critic
Ahmed Al-Qaswar, Writer
Muhammad Hajji Muhammad, poet and translator
Ali Darwish, storyteller
Amer Sultan, novelist
Bahaa Rahal, novelist
Sanabel Qanu, poet
Asma Barakat, novelist
Mohamed Daqqa, poet
Abdel Fattah Dawla, novelist
Razan Al-Murshid, researcher and publisher
Ahmed Mohamed Zayed, poet
Muhammad Abdul Sattar, the shower is a poet
Ahmed Al-Khamisi, storyteller and writer
Nabil Markos, writer and researcher
Ihab Al-Beshbishi, poet
Mohamed Bouayadi, Writer
RW0hQ4PqeH6FAp71tt%@2E@*Nawaf Al-Qadimi, writer and publisher
Saeed Associate, Writer
Muhammad Aberkan, poet
Muhammad al-Yahyai, novelist.
Abdel Fattah Madi, researcher.
Muhammad Tolba Radwan, Writer
Mehdi Mansour, poet
Amin Al-Nawari, poet and translator
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