Giving Friday His Tongue Back
As a Palestinian citizen of Israel, Shareef Safadi watched the war on Gaza under a system that claims to represent him while silencing his people. Remembering Friday, the voiceless character in Coetzee’s Foe, he chose to make political videos so Palestinians in ’48 can speak in their own voice, in their own language.
In a time of erasure and distortion, Shareef’s work amplifies a new generation of ’48 Palestinians: proud, unapologetic, and part of one Palestinian people.
Shareef Safadi
A Palestinian activist and content creator from Nazareth, based in Haifa. He holds an MA in conflict resolution and BA in English Literature and Sociology. His work engages with questions of identity, power, and representation, amplifying the voices of Palestinians inside ’48 and challenging dominant narratives about their place and struggle.
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