After watching the BBC short drama The Honourable Woman, my doubts about the title of "Woman of Glory" suddenly became clear. It is precisely because the "woman" specifically referred to here is not the heroine, so the first 7 episodes saw my doubts reborn.
When I saw the truth revealed in the last episode, I sincerely admired this woman's forbearance, perseverance and persistence. I also believe that there are real women in Palestine who live for the ideal of restoring the country. Giving up self for the sake of the country reminds me of Hannah Arendt's explanation of the origin of totalitarianism and the elaboration of the banality of human nature, and then to the great discussion about the country, individuals and patriotism that this year's German team won the World Cup in Germany.
The final episode of the skit unravels the darkest and most human side of the entire dark story.
PS No matter how much I wish the screenwriter of this drama was a female, I finally found out the gender of the screenwriter through the internet.

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