Art, Music & Culture

A collection of photographs charts the personal and political journey of Tom Hurndall, a British photography student and activist shot in the head by an Israeli sniper in 2003.

A new play takes a poetic, violent, poignant take on the Biblical story of Abraham.

The question of how to teach Palestine, and anti-Zionism’s career-killing consequences, is the focus of a new book.

A proper hiking guide to “off-the-beaten-track” routes in the West Bank offers excellent practical information but ignores the political reality that has changed Palestine’s physical landscape.

Leila Khaled, an icon of the Palestinian resistance struggle, is the subject of a recommended new biography.

Subversion, an exhibition at Manchester’s Cornerhouse gallery, shows that young Palestinian artists are at the cutting edge of contemporary Arab art.

The under-recognized steadfastness of Palestinians who clung onto their land in the areas of Palestine upon which the State of Israel was declared is lovingly praised in Sameh Zoabi’s lighthearted debut feature Man Without a Cell Phone.

Australian musician and activist Phil Monsour evokes revolutionary courage on his eclectic new album, Ghosts of Deir Yassin.

Global Palestine is a recommended new contribution to the growing literature discussing Zionism as a form of settler colonialism.