Nour Owity

In her private life, there is something that the writer has always ran away from, she is the granddaughter of “The Jew”. The novel narrates the lives of three oppressed women in three different timelines: the story of Eva, a Polish Jew who married a Christian German clerk at the beginning of the 20th century. The story of Khaya, an Israeli Jew who married a Palestinian man the year before the 1948 crisis; And the story of Amina, a Palestinian who was forced into an arranged marriage with a Syrian businessman. The three stories interweave to depict the pernicious effects of the politicisation of human relations and the oppression of women.