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was a Palestinian poet, writer, and journalist, an Arab citizen of Israel.
He was born in the village of al-Buqai'a in the Galilee in 1941.
He lived in Nazareth and died there on December 19, 2011.
He received his primary education at the school in his village of al-Buqai'a and completed his secondary education in 1962 at the Yeni Yeni School in the village of Kafr Yasif. During this time, he joined the ranks of the Israeli Communist Party and began publishing his first poems in the newspaper Al-Ittihad. In 1967, he was arrested and imprisoned for his political activism, and subsequently placed under house arrest. He enrolled at the University of Haifa in 1972 to complete his undergraduate studies, where he earned a bachelor's degree in English Literature and Middle Eastern History. In
the early 1970s, he turned to journalism, working as an editor for the magazines Al-Jadeed and Al-Ittihad. He then became editor-in-chief of Al-Ghad, a magazine for the Communist Youth. In 1990, he was appointed editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper Al-Ittihad, and later founded and edited the magazine Al-Thaqafa.
He served as secretary of the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality. He broke away from the Israeli Communist Party and resigned from the newspaper Al-Ittihad in 1993 due to ideological differences.
Gibran published three poetry collections: "Words from the Heart" in 1971, "Poems of Undetermined Residence" in 1972, and "Comrades of the Sun" in 1975, in addition to poems published in the anthology "The Occupied Homeland," which were not collected in a single volume. Many of his poems have been translated into foreign languages, including English, French, Russian, and Hebrew.
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