The book tackles a long personal history with the Palestine liberation movement and addresses a crucial stage of the course of the Palestinian struggle, including its successes and failures, its victories and its defeats. Examining such experience allows to deduce lessons that allows the new generations to continue the struggle with innovative methods.

The conversation with the Salah Salah will be conducted in arabic by Khalid Farraj, director of Institute for Palestine Studies, Ramallah-Palestine.

Salah Salah was born in Tiberias in 1936 and by 1952 he had joined the Arab National Movement. In 1964 he was chosen by the executive committee to join the team establishing the Palestine Liberation Movement’s Lebanon branch. In 1967 Salah became a founding member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).
Khaled Farraj is the director of Ramallah’s office of the Institute for Palestine Studies, and member of its research committee, as well as being an editorial member of Palestinian Research Magazine.