You cannot write the present of a civil war, which took place in 1975, without remembering a civil war that happened in the nineteenth century, beginning in 1860. We can speak about a kind of continuity, but there is a rupture between the civil war, as it was in the early 1970s as part of the Palestinian struggle for liberation of Palestine, and a civil war that continued after 1982, which was totally savage, as Marx said. I would like you to talk about the Nakba and its connection to the Holocaust through the quote from Adam Danun, who says in Children of the Ghetto, “I did not conceal my Palestinian identity, but I hid it in the Palestinian ghetto [in al-Lid, Lod] in which I was born.