The battleground of struggles and wars in Palestine has given rise to a powerful voice through its revolutionary poets and artists. Naji Al-Ali, a Palestinian cartoonist, emerged from the crucible of the Palestinian struggle. His art, particularly his iconic character Handala, became a powerful symbol of Palestinian resistance and resilience. Handala, a ten-year-old boy with his back turned to the world, embodies the Palestinian people's determination and refusal to compromise. Created in 1969, Handala became a ubiquitous symbol of Palestinian identity and aspiration. Al-Ali's cartoons, filled with wit and biting satire, exposed the hypocrisy of both Israeli and Arab regimes.