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ماري جورج فرح خورية

الشاعرة الفلسطينية: ماري جورج فرح خورية
– مواليد القدس 1983م
– حاصلة على درجة البكالوريوس في اللغة العربية وآدابها وعلى دبلوم التأهيل التربوي، وعلى دبلوم في الصحافة المكتوبة، وعلى درجة البكالوريوس في الدراسات الدينية المسيحية من كلية الكتاب المقدس بجامعة كولورادو الأمريكية، وأيضاً على الدبلوم العالي في إدارة المكتبات من جامعة كامبردج، وعلى درجة الماجستير في إدارة الأعمال والمكتبات من الجامعة الأمريكية – بريطانيا .

ولها عدة مؤلفات منها :

* ديوان من وحي التراب الفلسطيني .
* شذرات روح .
* الإنتفاضة في شعر الشاعر عز الدين المناصرة .

مكان السكن : بلدة الطيبة - قضاء رام الله
العمل : أمينة مكتبة .

مشاركة منتدى

١٩ تموز (يوليو), ٠٨:٢٩, بقلم Revd Robert Beard

I am a Church of England priest, currently working in the UK’s National Health Service. I was horrified to hear of the recent attacks on church buildings and people in your home town of Taybeh. Wanting to learn more about the town’s history, I came across the inspiring account published in the Al-Monitor of your own research and I should like to inform you that I shall be drawing on it, among other sources, for my sermon this Sunday, to be delivered at St Andrew’s United Reformed Church in Sheffield. I send Christian greetings to you and the whole community of Taybeh, with my prayers for the whole Palestinian peoplein their long suffering at the hands of their Israeli neighbours. Please believe that the overwhelming majority of British people are appalled at the continuing support given by our government to Mr Netanyahu and his governments actions in GAza and the West Bank. Our protests continue to grow, and we shall not give up until the people of Palestine enjoy the same freedoms as we do, however long the struggle may be.

١٩ تموز (يوليو), ٠٨:٢٩, بقلم Revd Robert Beard

I am a Church of England priest, currently working in the UK’s National Health Service. I was horrified to hear of the recent attacks on church buildings and people in your home town of Taybeh. Wanting to learn more about the town’s history, I came across the inspiring account published in the Al-Monitor of your own research and I should like to inform you that I shall be drawing on it, among other sources, for my sermon this Sunday, to be delivered at St Andrew’s United Reformed Church in Sheffield. I send Christian greetings to you and the whole community of Taybeh, with my prayers for the whole Palestinian peoplein their long suffering at the hands of their Israeli neighbours. Please believe that the overwhelming majority of British people are appalled at the continuing support given by our government to Mr Netanyahu and his governments actions in GAza and the West Bank. Our protests continue to grow, and we shall not give up until the people of Palestine enjoy the same freedoms as we do, however long the struggle may be.