Books

'Beirut Fragments' captures the horror Israel keeps inflicting on Lebanon

Jean Said Makdisi's reissued memoir recounts bombardment, siege and civilian resistance in scenes painfully familiar from Gaza and Israel's renewed assault on Lebanon

Towards Palestinian Liberation: How resistance travels across borders

America's Middle East: How Washington brought ruin to the region

Every Moment Is a Life: A Gaza anthology curated by Susan Abulhawa is a tour de force

Counterrevolution in Egypt: How Sisi broke the dream of a new republic

The Foundations of Zionism: An epic work of Palestinian scholarship now available in English

Hebrew Orientalism: How Jewish scholarship on the Arab world helped colonise Palestine

Douglas Murray on Israel and Gaza: Spinning a bestseller from his own ‘bullshit’

Revolutionary Warfare: How France lost Algeria but developed a new kind of social war

'The Rebel’s Clinic': Frantz Fanon's legacy in a new era of colonial genocide

Sulaiman Addonia: A novelist shaped by displacement and the redemptive power of art

The Anthropocene Illusion: Capitalism destroyed nature. Now we long for it

Their End Is Our Beginning: On imagining a world free of cops

Forgotten: Searching for Palestine’s Hidden Places and Lost Memorials

We are Not Numbers: The Voices of Gaza’s Youth

Mahsa Amini uprising: What do revolutionaries want when everything has already been tried?

Hamid Dabashi

Gaza genocide: How the hell did this happen, asks Pankaj Mishra

American fascism: Sue Coe's new book fails to realise Trump is not an aberration

These four books show how Israeli-American savagery is on the losing side of history

Hamid Dabashi

'Get In': The plot involving a pro-Israel Irishman that helped Keir Starmer to power

Being Jewish after Gaza: Peter Beinart's 'reckoning' is a bid to rehabilitate Zionism