Palestine
- ISBN-10
- 2070458741
- ISBN-13
- 9782070458745
- Series
- Palestine
- Pages
- 176
- Language
- French
- Published
- 2015-09-03
- Author
- Hubert Haddad
Description
Au cours d'une embuscade en Cisjordanie, Cham, soldat israélien, est gravement blessé. Sous le choc, il perd tout repère et en oublie son nom. Deux Palestiniennes, Falastìn et Asmahane, lui sauvent la vie. C'est, pour lui, la traversée du miroir. Avec Palestine, Hubert Haddad nous livre un saisissant plaidoyer pour la paix et la tolérance.
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