Beacon Books 'To understand Gaza today, you need to read Yassini Girls: clever, historically aromatic, a combination ofpast and present.' - Lauren BoothWith the ongoing genocide in Gaza, it is more crucial than ever to understand Palestine’s history. Yassini Girls, a new novel by British Palestinian author Shereen Malherbe, … Continue reading Beacon Books releases Palestinian novel, Yassini Girls.
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Malay Rights Acquired for Palestinian Children’s Books and Novel: Announcement
Dear all, We are excited to announce that Biblio Press has acquired the Malay rights for my Palestinian children's s book series and for my Palestinian novel, The Land Beneath the Light. We are thrilled to have them on board and we are looking forward … Continue reading Malay Rights Acquired for Palestinian Children’s Books and Novel: Announcement
Saturday Palestine Film Screening – Tears of Gaza.
Repost from Palestine Museum US Saturday July 6, 2024, 12:00 PM US EDT; 19:00 PALESTINE; 18:00 EUROPE; 17:00 UK. Screening the film "Tears of Gaza," directed by Vibeke Løkkeberg, a documentary that deals with the 2008/2009 Israeli attack on Gaza (operation Cast Lead). Running Time … Continue reading Saturday Palestine Film Screening – Tears of Gaza.
Saturday Palestine Film Screening – Catastrophe of Gaza
Repost from Palestine Museum US Saturday June 29, 2024, 12:00 PM US EDT; 19:00 PALESTINE; 18:00 EUROPE; 17:00 UK. Screening the film "Catastrophe of Gaza," directed by Iyad AbuRok, a documentary that chronicles the Palestinian reality from the Nakba of 1948 to the present day, … Continue reading Saturday Palestine Film Screening – Catastrophe of Gaza
Palestine House
Dear all, I am reposting this from Palestine House crowdfunding page. View Lauren Booth's new reel showcasing Palestine House with a sneak peak inside and DM her to get an the mailing list! Palestine House Palestine House is a five-storey building in London that - … Continue reading Palestine House
Podcast A Tribute to Palestine: A Journey through Writing and Advocacy
I had the opportunity to be part of a podcast for Make A Difference Upskills this week. With the ongoing genocide in Gaza our brothers and sisters in Palestine are at the forefront of our mind so our podcast session is a tribute to Palestine. … Continue reading Podcast A Tribute to Palestine: A Journey through Writing and Advocacy
Palestine film screening of ‘Where Olive Trees Weep’
Repost from Palestine Museum US In response to many requests, we are re-screening the film "Where the Olive Trees Weep," on this Saturday at 12:00 Noon US EDT. see below for details. No programming this Sunday as we mark Eid al-Adha and Father's Day in … Continue reading Palestine film screening of ‘Where Olive Trees Weep’
World Literature Today – Silken Rebellion Fish Fry: How to Make Your Unfresh Fish Rations Taste Rather Deliciousby by Chantha Nguon & Kim Green
A photograph of the dish described. Photo by Sergi Reboredo / Alamy Stock Photo Escaping the Khmer Rouge, Chantha Nguon’s family moved to Saigon, where they lived as refugees. There, restoring flavor to the drab palate of their lives felt like a tiny act of … Continue reading World Literature Today – Silken Rebellion Fish Fry: How to Make Your Unfresh Fish Rations Taste Rather Deliciousby by Chantha Nguon & Kim Green
The Enduring and Racist Trope of Palestinian Rejectionism by Fathi Nimer-
By Al-Shabaka The Palestinian Policy Network Since the beginning of the Zionist project in Palestine, large efforts have been exerted to paint all resistance to its colonial endeavors as irrational and at odds with progress and modernity. From the onset, Theodor Herzl, founder of political … Continue reading The Enduring and Racist Trope of Palestinian Rejectionism by Fathi Nimer-
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