Hugo Najaf's Response To Conflict

Register to read the introduction… In the Rugmaker Najaf find himself in a detention centre stuck in a place called woomera. In such extreme situations Najaf only has the feeling of hope when in such a daunting situation. Having such a strong quality in the him, it was all a mental strength when he knew he wanted to survive the traumatising period in his life. Najaf says ‘We have many more disappointments than days of wonderful news because we are human beings and we are given a hoping hear by god. If god did not give us the power to hope, we would have lasted long on his earth’. Hope is an interference of being powerless or weak. Having hope can set up your dreams or key values in life aiming to achieve as high as they want compared to a person who wishes there life on luck or giving up feeling it is an impossible goal to reach. Najaf values hope in every …show more content…
Frank Lowy had experience a very similar situation like Najaf, being stuck in a detention camp. As a 13–year–old Jewish boy, Lowy had never known about the loss of his father, Hugo Lowy, who was beaten to death at Auschwitz concentration camp while protecting Hugo's younger acquaintance, Myer Lowy. Frank Lowy After being born in hungry, He made his way to France in at the age of 16, where he left on the ship Yagur, but was caught en route to British Mandate of Palestine and deported to the detention camp in Cyprus. After a few months, Lowy was allowed into Palestine and was brought to the Atlit detainee camp. Facing fears of never being able to live a so called normal life, Frank stayed hopeful and thought back to his father of when didn’t survive the concentration camp he was kept in. the conflict between Frank and this situation left to him to mentally work hard for himself to overcome the fear of never being able to leave the detention Centre and work hard to now own Westfield’s shopping Centers around