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1^ Al-Kholi, F. (2011, Dec., 6). Fahmi al-kholi's Post-Camp-David Merchant of Venice. Shakespeare in the Arab World.

2^ Al-Tamimi, N., M. & Basmaad, M., O. (2012, June). The Impact of Shakespeare on Ali Ahmed Bakathir: An analytic study of Shylock Al- Jadeed (The New Shylock).

3^ Barakah, S., M. (2005, Nov.). Bakathir, Adeeb Tanabaa Bimasat Filsteen Kabl Wukuihaa [ Bakatir, an author who anticipated Palestine's catastrophe before its occurrence]. Mufakirat al-Islam.

4^ Bayer, M. (2007). The Merchant of Venice, the Arab-Israeli Conflict, and the perils of Shakespearean Appropriation. Jstor.

5^ Hertz, E., E. (2010, March). The mandate for Palestine-The Legal Aspects of Jewish Rights. Myths and Facts.

6^ Hutcheon, Linda (2006). A Theory of Adaptation. New York: Routledge,

7^ Makbool, I. (2011, Sep., 29). Roaiah Tahliliah Tadawiliah [an analytic vision of the Jewish character]. The Jewish Character in Bakathir's Theatre.

8^ Mustaaid, I. (2015, Oct.). Bakathir Wa al-Qadiah [Bakathir and the Issue]. Palestine in Bakathir's Theatre.

9^ Oguntoyinbo, A., D. (2014). Irene R. Makaryk and Marissa Mchugh, ed. Shakespeare on the Second World War: Memory, Culture, Identity. Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press, 2012. Journal of Military and Strategic Studies, 3. Retrieved from http://www.ciaonet.org~uploads

10^ Shakespeare, W. (1596-1598). The Merchant of Venice. J. Roberts, 1600.

11^ Mahmoud Al Shetawi (2010) “The Merchant of Venice in Arabic” Journal of Intercultural Studies, 15:1, 15-28