Some things we can never rebuild
28 August 2024
The library I inherited from my father and spent a lifetime building was destroyed by Israel. Read more about Some things we can never rebuild
literature
“What existence is worth”: The Martyrdom of Refaat Alareer
8 December 2023
Refaat was no spectator. Until the end of his life he fought as a combatant in his own way against the monstrosities and lies of Zionism. Read more about “What existence is worth”: The Martyrdom of Refaat Alareer
Sambac searches for “home in exile”
23 June 2023
From Gaza to Ohio to London, Heba Hayek writes her way through a diasporic existence. Read more about Sambac searches for “home in exile”
Gaza through a poet's eyes
15 July 2022
Poet Mosab Abu Toha on his debut book and the founding of Gaza’s first public English-language library. Read more about Gaza through a poet's eyes
A murder-mystery set in Gaza, with a bookish bent
20 June 2022
In Ahmed Masoud’s novel, a woman sets out to uncover the mystery of her husband’s disappearance during the 2014 Shujaiya massacre. Read more about A murder-mystery set in Gaza, with a bookish bent
Love tormented by betrayal
27 December 2021
Sahar Khalifeh pays tribute to Nakba-era Palestinian resistance. Read more about Love tormented by betrayal
What if Palestinians just disappeared?
9 July 2020
The inexplicable vanishing of a population is the premise of Ibtisam Azem’s disturbing novel. Read more about What if Palestinians just disappeared?
When duty destroys morality
4 May 2020
Adania Shibli’s third novel is physically light but carries literary weight. Read more about When duty destroys morality
Savoring small morsels of beauty
24 March 2020
Gaza is the territorial center of Nayrouz Qarmout’s “The Sea Cloak & Other Stories.” Read more about Savoring small morsels of beauty
Palestine's sci-fi future is today's repressive reality
8 January 2020
Anthology of short stories imagines the Nakba in 2048. Read more about Palestine's sci-fi future is today's repressive reality
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