Mahmoud Darwish Poems Republished Alongside Gaza Solidarity Appeal

A recent post features two poems by Mahmoud Darwish alongside a fundraising initiative for Gaza. 'To the Reader' is presented as it was published in The documenta 14 Reader, sourced from Khaled Mattawa's 2014 work, Mahmoud Darwish: The Poet's Art and His Nation. Meanwhile, 'Earth Song' is showcased in Abdullah Al-Udhari's translation from Against Forgetting: Twentieth Century Poetry of Witness, released by W. W. Norton. The title of the post references a dialogue from 'Earth Song': 'Why do you sing?' met with 'Because I sing.' This selection honors Shabha Radio and those who continue to sing amidst Gaza's devastation, including Saja Mater and her family. A link leads to a GoFundMe campaign named 'Help Gaza family travel to safety.' Accompanying the text are a video and two images, one connecting to a different Minus Plato article, 'A Curriculum of Imposters: Here Now, There Then, On On.' The post lacks details regarding exhibition dates, venue, or the commissioning body, and does not provide updates on Shabha Radio, Saja Mater, or the campaign's status.