Evoking the politics of the subaltern, 'The Naqab Bedouins: a century of politics and resistance' (Columbia University Press, 2017) seeks to address previous gaps in the available literature regar...

In this impeccable collection of writings, perceptions and understandings about Palestine and Palestinians reinforce the importance of authentic trajectories. 'This is not a border: reportage and re...

With constant pragmatism and impeccable analysis derived from decades of experience, former UN Special Rapporteur Professor Richard Falk has compiled a detailed analysis of how illusion and compromise...

One of this year winner of the Palestine Book Awards, Bjorn Brenner talks about his book 'Gaza Under Hamas'...

When writing her book, Medea Benjamin did so with the attempt of 'giving readers a basic understanding of how the kingdom [of Saudi Arabia] holds on to power internally and how it tries to influence...

An important contribution to the preservation of Palestinian memory, Drawing the Kafr Qasem Massacre confronts Israel's efforts to consign it to oblivion through the dimensions of textual narrative ...

'Occupied' by Joss Sheldon is a three-part fiction that takes place in a colony setting. Inspired by the real life political situations of Palestine, the Kurdish question and Tibet, Sheldon create...

Leading figures from the political, academic and literary communities joined in the celebration and unveiling of the winners of 2016 Palestine Book Awards...

In this fast-paced narrative of diplomatic events, John Quigley illustrates the extension of Zionist colonial violence and manipulation at an international level. The International Diplomacy of Israel...

'A Curious Land' by Susan Muaddi Darraj is a collection of short stories about the inhabitants of Tel Al-Hilou, which is a small Palestinian village in the West Bank. Spanning generations, and con...