A new book of poetry makes demands of the celebrated late Palestinian poet. Read more about Collaborating with Mahmoud Darwish without his consent 

Shira Robinson’s book Citizen Strangers exposes Zionist “liberalism” as a facade. Read more about How Israel tried to recast Palestinians as strangers in their own land  

Alain Epp Weaver’s Mapping Exile and Return is fascinating, if unpredictable. Read more about Palestinian Christian struggle mapped in new book 

Patrick Stewart’s film “It’s Better to Jump” shows the insidious ways that the historic city of Akka is being ethnically cleansed. Read more about Resisting the “cannibalization” of Palestine’s heritage 

John Judis’ book Genesis recalls that the White House was initially hostile to Israel’s establishment. Read more about How Harry Truman learned to love Israel 

Anna Bernard expands on Edward Said’s assertion that Israeli and Palestinian literature “cannot be separated.” Read more about Can a focus on “Palestinian narrative” be dangerous to Palestinian rights? 

Although Ariel Sharon considered New Delhi a “strategic partner,” India’s independence movement was strongly critical of Israel. Read more about India and Palestine: connected by struggle