A one-of-a-kind detached spectator account of Palestinian suffering in the early 1990s. Contains deeply personal and disturbing panels on Israeli methods of "moderate torture" and the dehumanising conditions in palestinian prisons. Greatest positive I'd its neutral stance, for example, questioning the Koran and its treatment of women while also voicing the plights of people who choose to believe in it. Definitely recommend for an informed perspective on Israel's occupation in palestine, beyond western media's indoctrination