“The Land of Sad Oranges,” translated with an introduction by Nejmeh Khalil-Habib “The Horizon Beyond the Gate,” translated by Annie Weaver “The Stolen Shirt,” translated by Michael Fares “Jaffa: Land of Oranges,” trans. Mona Anis and Hala Halim. Excerpts from Return to Haifa, trans. Barbara Harlow and Karen E. Riley. There were even a few factors that weren’t inherently political—more of just bad luck—like poor climate and insect invasions. Although Jaffa oranges were world-renowned for their taste and quality, their reputation could not withstand the overabundance of issues working against the citrus industry. Since 1997, citrus production, harvest.
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Goals. 1. Read and understand the short story, “The Land of Sad Oranges”, by Ghassan Kanafani. 2. Examine the Palestinians’ view of the refugee experience, as expressed in the story. 3. Understand what the students think, and how they feel, after reading the story. Keywords: Art, Collective, Memory.. “The Land of the Sad Orange” is one of his early stories that depicts the influence of the deportation on the Palestinians when the Israeli troops took over their country in 1948. In this story Kanafani mixes the artistic reality with the historical one. Though the story tells the suffering of a middle class family, it stands as an example.