Books

Hyper-Zionism: How Israel became Germany's 'reason' for being

Since the Second World War, successive German leaders have narrowly defined rehabilitation of their Nazi past in terms of the state's relationship with Israel

Witness to the Hellfire of Genocide: Inside the carnage of Israel's massacres in Gaza

'After Savagery' by Hamid Dabashi detonates the West's moral alibi on Gaza

Kenneth Roth’s Righting Wrongs: A life on the frontlines of human rights advocacy

France: 'From the River to the Sea' colouring book sparks far-right fury

Displaced in Gaza: Recounting stories from the Gaza genocide

'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

Art and photography

Iranian gangsters: Tattoos, drug deals and a hidden underworld revealed

Caught between fact and fiction: How Palestinian authors write about their cities

Being brown in America: Stories of exile, identity and belonging

Five books to read on the history of Black Muslims

French novelist Faiza Guene on writing, anger and dreams of '98

Palestinian fashion from ancient Canaan to a thobe in Congress

Palestinian writing: Maps redrawn, futures reimagined

Saints, scholars and queens: The women who helped forge Islam

My End is My Beginning: A wild sci-fi ride through a world gone mad

The Frightened Ones: 'I sometimes miss fear because it became a way of living'

How Turkish TV, Bollywood and K-pop spell the end for the American century

'Between Beirut and the Moon': The story of an unfulfilled odyssey