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Self-governing rule," drawn in 1980, 14 years before the Oslo accords. Naji saw that the ploy to establish the PA was nothing more than increased containment, like a fish confined in an ocean.

The stones of the children of the intifada spell "No" as the zionist enemy presents a proposal for "self-governing rule."

The "good man" opens the door of "self-governing rule" to find a brick wall labeled "settlements."

The water of southern Lebanon nourishes the bleeding Palestinian freedom fighter.

The good man pulls back the curtains of zionism and announces, "Good morning, O homeland!" in front of the names of Arab cities across the region.

A resistance fighter wears the kuffiyeh to hide his identity while fighting. An Arab elite wears the kuffiyeh on his hat and tie as a fashion statement before doing business with the West. (April 1984)

Political and social Arab elites are quick to capitalize on the gains made by the Palestinian resistance and equally equipped to abandon it when the time is right for them. (July 1983)

Farmers (fellaheen) use an AK-47 to plough the parched land embedded with Stars of David, sowing it with seeds of love. (April 1987)

"Live raised like this, O flag, for after God, we seek refuge in you."

Sunlight illuminates the prison cell where the good man is held. The letters in the matrix on the floor spell "Prison. Imprisonment. Homeland."

Welcome to death for the sake of Palestine," the good man says as he creates his own military uniform.

This drawing was created by Naji two weeks before his assassination.

Naji wrote, "Whoever wants to write about Palestine and whoever wants to draw for Palestine must know that they are effectively dead. I cannot give up my principles, even if it costs me my neck. Even if they cut off my fingers, I'll draw with my feet.

Palestine is written with a heart using a bullet. "The entire soil of the homeland." is repeated in the background.