Salaam Mish Hon Mish El Yom

Salaam Mish Hon Mish El Yom

Salaam Mish Hon Mish El Yom

$12.00

Salaam Mish Hon Mish El Yom (Peace, not here, not today): a graphic novel on struggle and solidarity is a collection of graphic illustrations by Dezeray Lyn spanning her time as a member of the International Solidarity Movement in the Israeli military controlled section of H-2 occupied Al-Khalil (Hebron) in the West Bank of Palestine in the Fall of 2015 – a time many are calling the beginning of the third intifada.

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