A Palestinian writer born in Tulkarm in 1993, he holds a master's degree in Arabic literature and works in education and journalism. His novels include:
"The Farce: The Strange Faces of Ramallah," published by Al-Maktaba Al-Sha'biya Publishers, 2016
"One Man for More Than One Death," Dar Al-Farabi, 2017
"A Dishwasher Reads Schopenhauer," Dar Al-Adab, 2018
"World 9," Dar Al-Adab (Lebanon), 2021
"The Cook Who Ate His Heart," Al-Mutawassit Publications, 2024
"No Mail to Gaza," Dar Al-Adab, 2025
Jab'iti won the Katara Prize for Arabic Fiction for his work "The Cook Who Ate His Heart," published by Al-Mutawassit Publications (Milan).
