أنا فلسطيني من القدس.. في كل يوم أستيقظ على صرخات الاحتلال في محيطنا، وعلى أصوات القصف الذي لا يتوقف على غزة، وعلى مرأى من مسجدنا المبارك، الذي لا يَغلق الاحتلال أبوابه فقط عن المصلين، بل يَغلق قلوبنا قبل أن يغلق أبوابه.
أنا فلسطيني من القدس.. في كل يوم أستيقظ على صرخات الاحتلال في محيطنا، وعلى أصوات القصف الذي لا يتوقف على غزة، وعلى مرأى من مسجدنا المبارك، الذي لا يَغلق الاحتلال أبوابه فقط عن المصلين، بل يَغلق قلوبنا قبل أن يغلق أبوابه.
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