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Handala (or Hanthala) is a significant and iconic character in the realm of political cartooning in the Arab world, created by Palestinian artist Naji al-Ali. Handala is depicted as a ten-year-old boy who is always shown from behind, often with his hands clasped behind his back, symbolizing his silent witness to the events around him. Here are key aspects of Handala: Creation and Background: Handala first appeared in Naji al-Ali's cartoons in the late 1960s. Al-Ali, who was a Palestinian refugee himself, created Handala as a representation of his own experiences and the broader Palestinian plight.
