Abdulla Issa

Abdulla Issa
Native name عبدالله عيسى
Born (1964-01-15) 15 January 1964
Yarmouk Camp, Syria
Occupation poet, first Secretary of the Embassy of the State of Palestine, journalist, political analyst, film producer
Nationality Palestinian
Period 1985 – «Last part» (Hazi)
Genre Poetry

Abdulla Issa (Arabic: عبدالله عيسى‎‎, Russian Abedalla Iesa or Abdalla Isa; born 15 January 1964), is a Palestinian poet, first Secretary of the Embassy of the State of Palestine, journalist,[1] political analyst, film producer, winner of several literary awards,[2] and recognized as the national Palestinian poet. He is known as one of the representatives of "the poetry of updates".[3]

Biography



Abdulla was born in the Yarmouk Camp near Damascus, in Syria, oldest of the thirteen children of Mahmoud and Fauzia. Of Kurdish background, his family originates from the Sultan of Salah ad-Din Yusuf.[4] His father was banished to Syria after the capture of his village Akrad, Palestine during the 1948 Arab–Israeli War. He worked in the city hall of Damascus; in 1987 he was killed by Palestinians in the course of inter-Palestinian political conflict. [5] After the assassination of his father Abdullah became head of the family.

He began to study the Quran and classical Arabic poetry, (in the camp there were only two books, the Quran and a collection of poems by Mahmoud Darwish).[6] As a child he was greatly affected by a 1976 visit from Yasser Arafat to the camp,[7] and later he devoted many of his verses to Arafat.[8]

After finishing secondary school in Damascus in 1982, he studied at the Economic Institute. During his studies he worked in the Department of culture and literature's central Arabian magazine Freedom.

In 1984 he became the laureate of the "New Arabian poetry",[9] and at the age of 21 he published his first collection of poems in Arabic, the Last part. From 1985-1989 he was editor of the magazine New tomorrow, becoming a laureate of the prize of the Union of writers of the Arab countries in 1986.

In 1989 he moved to the Soviet Union, where he began to study the Russian language at the preparatory courses at the Moscow State University. In 1991, in Moscow he led the Palestinian democratic Union in the apparatus of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

From 1993 to 2003, he was the editor for cultural programs, TV and radio company "Voice of Russia".[10] authoring programs about Russia and Arab culture.

In 1994, he was an editor of the literary magazine "Poets".[11]

In 1995 he graduated from the Maxim Gorky Literature Institute, the separation of "Poetry". In 2001 he defended his thesis at Institute of Asian and African Countries on "Means of artistic expression of the Arabic "New poetry": the Second half of the XX century".[12][13][14] In 2002 he became an academician of the Academy "Eurasia" at UNESCO. Since 1998, he has been Secretary General of the International Arab Union of journalists and writers.[15]

From 2003 he is the editor-in-chief of the Russian agency of the Iranian-Arab TV channel "Al-Alam",[16][17][18] and a political analyst on the Russian and the Arab world.[19][20]

In 2004, the Russian security services asked him for help in negotiations with the militants during the Beslan school siege when several hostages were taken at a school.[21][22][23] which led to a documentary film series Beslan.[24][25]

From 2005 to 2009 he worked as the producer of series of documentaries for the television network Al Jazeera (Their archives and our history, and Meeting in exile).

From 2007 to 2009 worked as the chief editor of the Russian agency of the Arab news Agency "ANA".

In 2010 he executive produced the feature film Ispytanie smertyu [26][27] directed by Vladimir Nakhabtsev[28] about a Soviet intelligence officer Alexei Kozlov, starring Oleg Taktarov.[29][30] In the same year became executive producer of the feature film Encounters: the True story. Tehran-43 [31][32] directed by Vladimir Nakhabtsev about Soviet intelligence officer Gevork Vartanian and his wife Goar.

From 2012 to 2013, he was director of the film documentary project Muslims are proud of Russia. [33][34][35][36][37][38] The project is aimed at real-world examples to show that there is no conflict between the terms "Muslim" and "Russian patriot".

In 2013, he directed and co-produced "And we love life" about the life of the blockade of Gaza, Palestine, with the participation of Prime Minister of the Gaza Ismail Haniyeh,[39]and executive producer Ramil Khayrulin. The film is somewhere between fiction and documentary: it is a mix of invented script and characters, filmed with a backdrop of real-life situations and emotions of the people who survived the tragedy.[40][41][42]

In 2013 he became editor and host of the radio program "Cultural café of Abdullah Issa" on Voice of Russia.[43][44]

In 2015, he became the first secretary of the Embassy of the State of Palestine, [45][46] and received the highest award of the State of Palestine for "Achievement in culture, art and science - the degree of the creator".[47][48]

Poetry

Books

References

  1. ↑ Радиостанция «Эхо Москвы» - Инсинуации на смерть Ясира Арафата
  2. ↑ thaqafa.org - لقاء مع الشاعر الفلسطيني عبد الله عيسى
  3. ↑ Литературная Россия – Арабские прелести. Интервью с Абдуллой Иссой. 29 марта 2002
  4. ↑ paldf.net
  5. ↑ الشاعر الفلسطيني عبدالله عيسى المخيم هو المناخ الأول الذي تحسست عبره العالم
  6. ↑ sahafi.jo - الشاعر الفلسطيني عبد الله عيسى بعد ديوانه 'رعاة الدفلى':ليأت كل بفكرته دون أن يسدد المسدس إلى رأسي؟
  7. ↑ alwatanvoice.com - فلسطين كلها تتذكر بقلم:د.عبدالله عيسى
  8. ↑ ALBAWABA - إلى ياسر عرفات.. قصيدة الشاعر عبدالله عيسى
  9. ↑ Здравствуй.ру – программа о поиске смысла в бессмысленности происходящего
  10. ↑ ru4arab.ru - صــوت روسيــا بالعربية
  11. ↑ عدد جديد من الشعراء الفلسطينية
  12. ↑ disserCat – электронная библиотека диссертаций
  13. ↑ arabLit - Статьи отечественных и зарубежных востоковедов о современной арабской литературе, истории и культуре, авторефераты диссертаций
  14. ↑ Cyberleninka – Ассоциация «Открытая наука»
  15. ↑ Литературная Россия, 21.12.2001
  16. ↑ inotv.rt.com - Москва призывает «друзей Сирии» не разжигать войну
  17. ↑ inotv.rt.com - В отчете по Ирану больше политики, чем фактов
  18. ↑ inotv.rt.com - В России торжествует демократия
  19. ↑ محلل سياسي موسكو على موقفها بحل الأزمة الأكرانية سلمياً
  20. ↑ محلل سياسي الأزمة الأكرانية ورقة ضغط على روسيا في الكثير من المواقف الدولية
  21. ↑ Газета Коммерсантъ - ФСБ ищет переговорщиков-мусульман, 03 сентября 2004
  22. ↑ ОГОНЁК – Страсти по Беслану
  23. ↑ Кавказский Узел - ФСБ привлекла к переговорам с террористами иранского журналиста, 02 сентября 2004
  24. ↑ youtube – Документальный фильм «Беслан. Часть 1»
  25. ↑ youtube – Документальный фильм «Беслан. Часть 2»
  26. ↑ IMDb - Internet Movie Database. Ispytanie smertyu
  27. ↑ ПЕРВЫЙ КАНАЛ – Документальное кино. Испытание смертью
  28. ↑ IMDb – Vladimir Nakhabtsev
  29. ↑ ГОЛОС АМЕРИКИ - «Русский медведь» ищет в кино серьезности
  30. ↑ marbatova - Форум на сайте Марии Арбатовой
  31. ↑ IMDb - Internet Movie Database. Pravdivaya istoriya. Tegeran-43
  32. ↑ ПЕРВЫЙ КАНАЛ – Документальное кино. Правдивая история. Тегеран-43
  33. ↑ libfl.ru - "Дорога в Мекку". Презентация второго фильма из кинодокументального проекта "Мусульмане, которыми гордится Россия"
  34. ↑ Презентация мусульманских фильмов on YouTube
  35. ↑ dumrf.ru - В Москве прошла презентация первых фильмов проекта «Мусульмане, которыми гордится Россия»
  36. ↑ islamnews.ru - В Москве рассказали о мусульманах, которыми гордится Россия
  37. ↑ islam-today.ru - Мусульмане, которыми гордится Россия
  38. ↑ muslim.ru - В Москве представлен документальный кинопроект "Мусульмане, которыми гордится Россия"
  39. ↑ сайт MusicVideos.com
  40. ↑ 19 июня 2013 года в Москве состоится презентация фильма «И мы любим жизнь»
  41. ↑ ПРЕМЬЕРА ФИЛЬМА «И МЫ ЛЮБИМ ЖИЗНЬ»
  42. ↑ Aldiyar London. Bilingual Arabic-English newspaper
  43. ↑ sputniknews
  44. ↑ sputniknews
  45. ↑ С восточным колоритом…
  46. ↑ БГИИК ПРИНИМАЛ ГОСТЕЙ ИЗ РЕСПУБЛИК И КОРОЛЕВСТВ ВОСТОКА
  47. ↑ منع من دخول وطنه.. الرئيس عباس يمنح الشاعر الفلسطيني عبدالله عيسى وسام الثقافة والعلوم والفنون - مستوى الإبتكار المزيد على دنيا الوطن
  48. ↑ الرئيس الفلسطيني يوسّم عددا من الأدباء الروس نظير مساندتهم للقضية الفلسطينية
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