Traditional love letters are nothing more than "love letters". But Ghassan Kanafani's letters to Ghada Al-Samman are "humanitarian" letters in which deep friendship is intertwined with the language of the era and the pains of time. Friendship intertwines with causes. That is why Ghassan's letters came as a document of "rational love", if the phrase is correct. When Ghada Al-Samman publishes Ghassan's letters to her, documented with pictures of these letters, she wants to tell us that Ghassan, the tenacious fighter, carries within him the heart of a poet whose image many wanted to distort, just as they distorted the images of fighters for the cause, and attributed to them the qualities of terrorists and bandits. However, Ghassan was another type of person. Special and public love filled the arteries of his heart; and that is why Ghada Al-Samman's book includes these letters that challenge the traditional view of the fighter. A book that carried overwhelming words of love, in breathtaking words to show the tenderness in the personality of the martyred fighter! Quotes: "I will not forget, no... I simply tell you: I have never known anyone like you in my life, never, never. I have never been as close to anyone as I have been to you, never, never, and therefore I will not forget you, no... You are something rare in my life... I started with you and it seems to me that I will end with you. A woman exists once in a man's life, and so does a man in a woman's life, and other than that are only attempts at compensation. My tragedy and your tragedy is that I love you in a way too great to hide and too deep for you to bury.