The following letter, which is from teachers, researchers, and students connected to literature and creative writing in Australian universities, regards our colleagues and peers in Palestine, and has been sent to the Federal Minister for Education, Jason Clare.
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The sea, where the waves rustled and crumpled, I saw a faint light. Dawn was breaking brightly in the distance.
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