Edward Said: Prophet, Symphonist, Exemplar
Edward Said remains a singular prophet and exemplar for everyone struggling for a world based on peace, justice, and mutual recognition.
In Two New Books, Palestinian Writing Bears Witness
Successive generations of Palestinian artists and writers have turned their people’s struggle into expression as vibrant as it is sorrowful.
You Must Live: A Collection of Palestinian Poetry
Immediacy matters in this collection because it fundamentally alters how the poems should be read — not “about” war, but inside of it.
Letter from Gaza: Our Long Wait for Gas
Coffee, gas, warmth — basic things to many, but in Gaza, they become rarities.
Letter from Gaza: Stuck in Place
A young writer in Gaza reports that, despite the ceasefire, safe transportation remains scarce, and a matter of life and death.
Why PALESTINE?
What could be more central to any discussion of peace and justice than Palestinian freedom and sovereignty in our lifetimes?
قصة قصيرة لأحمد فؤاد الدين: المقبرة
يفقد الأب حيوانه الأليف القريب، فنتعرف على مدى ذلك القرب الذي يتجاوز المعتاد، قصة قصيرة رائعة لأحمد فؤاد الدين.
مقتطف من كتاب عماد أبو صالح: أخي لوركا
يتأمل عماد أبو صالح حياة شاعر إسبانا الأشهر لوركا، متذكرًا كتابات الآخرين عنه، كما يحدثنا عن رؤيته الشخصية له، في مقتطف من كتابه الممتع «أخي لوركا».
Beyond Black and White: Notes from Tehran
These on-the-ground notes from Iran reject oversimplification and one-sided narratives: “There is layer upon layer.”
Dear Souseh: Curvy and Confused
Women’s bodies have always been policed but Souseh reminds us that we don’t have to buy into the narrative.
Who Speaks for Iraq? A Review of Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo
Despite its strong performances and scenography, Rajiv Joseph’s play remains a western telling of the Iraq War.
قصة قصيرة لسهيلة رمضان: لا مرئية
في قصة قصيرة جديدة لسهيلة رمضان، نرى أحلام تندمج في تأملات أدبية ووجودية، إلى أن تختفي تمامًا.