Five years after announcing her boycott of Israeli publishing, Sally Rooneyās latest novel Intermezzo will now appear in Hebrew for Israeli readers. But this is not a…
Susan Abulhawa in conversation with ZFriend UrÅ”ka Breznik in Maribor, Slovenia during the week of commemoration of the Nakba. The conversation ranges…
We speak with Palestinian novelist, poet and activist Susan Abulhawa, who is in Cairo and just returned from two weeks in Gaza.…
It beggars the imagination to consider why Templeās Board of Trustees would ignore the abhorrent and overtly racists posts in the account of one professor, while exceeding its mandate in order to rebuke an avowedly anti-racist professor
Though traumatized and leaderless, Palestinians remain rebellious and resolute ā we continue to act in concert, bound by a collective wound
Prior to the establishment of Israel, Palestine had been multi-religious and multi-cultural. Christians, Muslims and Jews, Armenians, Greek Orthodox, to name a…
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