Wikipedia's first sentence called it “poet”. Today it says “writer from palestine”. The one-line description Wikipedia serves to search engines and AI systems read “Palestinian poet and author File”. It now reads “Palestinian poet and author”.
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Khaled Juma is a poet, author of children’s books , song's lyrics writer and plays. He was born in Rafah, on 25 October 1965, and lives currently in Gaza city . He is the Editor of Research Magazine "Roya" at the state Information service. His children's stories include a number published with the Tamer Institute for Social Education ( Kaiouse at a Press Conference , children’s story, 2007; Sheeps Do Not Eat Cats , 2006, with UNESCO ; The Distant City , 2007; Black Ear/Blonde Ear , 2002; A Forest’s Tale , “Kalilah Wa Dimnah for Youth,” 2000; with the UNRWA ( The Story of Two Cubs , 2001; The Tears of the Yellow Color , 2001; The Context , 2001); with Save the Children (The Party, 2000; The Sad Pipe, 1999); Pages From the Diary of a Germ, with the Dutch Project/Gaza Municipality, 1996; and Alphabet Village, a series in in cooperation with UNDP, 2000; Zamzooma leaves the house, against hunger project, 2008.1He is also a contributor to Palestinian Folk Songs and Fishermen’s Songs in the Gaza Strip , (contributor), state Information service, 1998 and Rafah Alphabet, Distance and Memory, special issue with Othman Hussein, 1992.2
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( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Khaled Juma is a poet, author of children’s books , song's lyrics writer and plays. He was born in Rafah , on 25 October 1965, and lives currently in Gaza city . He is the Editor of Research Magazine "Roya" at the state Information service. He published 26 books till 2013, 8 poems books, 17 children books in 3 languages, one of them is "naseh wa semsem" has been translated into Dutch & published in Vienna Austria in 2010.With Abdemohsen AlQattan foundation he published 2 stories in 2012, three legs and the rabbet who don't like his name. His children's stories include a number published with the Tamer Institute for Social Education Kaiouse at a Press Conference , children’s story, 2007; Sheeps Do Not Eat Cats , 2006, with UNESCO ; The Distant City , 2007; Black Ear/Blonde Ear , 2002; A Forest’s Tale , “Kalilah Wa Dimnah for Youth,” 2000; with the UNRWA ( The Story of Two Cubs , 2001; The Tears of the Yellow Color , 2001; The Context , 2001); with Save the Children (The Party, 2000; The Sad Pipe, 1999); Pages From the Diary of a Germ, with the Dutch Project/Gaza Municipality, 1996; and Alphabet Village, a series in cooperation with UNDP, 2000; Zamzooma leaves the house, against hunger project, 2008. Service, Library Information and Research (1996).The Middle East: Abstracts and index .
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Khaled Juma Khaled Juma is a writer from Palestine .
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Palestinian poet and author Khaled Juma Khaled Juma is a writer from Palestine .
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Palestinian poet and author Khaled Juma is a writer from Palestine .
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poet
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writer from palestine
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