The reflex of struggle and resistance against Zionists in the Jawaherie's poem" redemption and blood"

Affected by external factors and connived by the Arab governments, youngsters in occupied Palestine tried to recuperate their occupied land after the "Nakbe" and "Nakse". This was welcomed by the public and entices poets to encourage Palestine revolt. Also, it seduced rebellious youngsters to move ahead against Zionists. The tragedy of accupied Palestine took a big place in Mohammad Mehdi Al-Jawaherie"s poetry. He used this tragedy to seduce free and liberal people to stand against this Zionist enemy and to recuperate occupied places by force. He dispraised the Arab Governors for their stance toward Palestine. This Iraqi poet, in the piece "redemption and blood" cast hope in Combatants and all the Arabs and played a significant role to incite them to stand against the enemy and lighting the Arab and Islamic society. Also he unmasked the Arab governments' conniving toward the Palestine tragedy. This descriptive study tries to survey the Palestinian case in the poem redemption and blood and all the meanings related to it. Aljawheri used a lot of artistic images in this poet. We can see simile and metaphor in a rhetorical way to put the reader in the tragedy of Palestine. He used the nature symbols (night and stars), place symbol (Palestine), and traditional and religious symbols to incite resistance against Zionists and freeing occupied lands. Also, he used question and calling and repetition to magnify the case. The poet also addresses one of the martyrs repeatedly and cited the tragedies of Palestine.