I'm so inspired by Marwan Barghouti's determination to keep speaking out despite being locked up for so long. It's crazy to think about how he's still got that fire in his belly, you know? I mean, 200 years of solitary confinement without seeing his family? That's just heartbreaking. But at the same time, it's amazing that he's found ways to keep himself sane and connected to the world outside.I love that his wife wrote this beautiful introduction for the book – it really gives a glimpse into who Marwan is and what drives him. And I'm totally with Fadwa when she says he needs his voice heard by the world. It's like, we need more leaders like him who are willing to stand up for their people even in the face of overwhelming odds.
I've been following Barghouti's story for a while now, and it's surreal to think that I'll finally be able to read this book. It feels like a lifeline for Palestine right now, you know? The world needs to hear more about what's really going on in Gaza and the West Bank. And Barghouti's voice is exactly the thing we need to hear – it's raw, honest, and totally unapologetic. I'm definitely pre-ordering this book as soon as possible!
his story is like a beacon of hope 4 a divided nation, reminds me that even in darkness, there's always a light 2 guide us thru. u gotta admire his strength & resilience, the fact that he still finds time 2 write & share his thoughts w/ the world... it's a testament 2 his commitment 2 freedom & dignity. let's all keep hope alive for marwan & the palestinian people 
I think it's amazing that Marwan Barghouti has written a book from prison 
. It shows he's still got the courage to speak out for what he believes in, even when he's been locked up for years 
. His story is really inspiring and I love how his wife Fadwa has put together this collection of letters and interviews - it's like we're getting a glimpse into his inner world 
. The fact that 200 famous people have signed an open letter asking for his release is pretty cool too 
. What's most surprising is that he's still got so much hope for Palestine and a two-state solution 
, even in the face of all the challenges they're facing right now. I guess you could say he's proof that even in dark times, there's always light to be found 
.