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

Beyond diversity: How Black and Muslim women are changing the publishing industry

Biff, Chip and Kipper book accused online of ‘racist’ depiction of the Middle East

Jalal Al-e Ahmad: The last Muslim intellectual

Hamid Dabashi

Black Shield Maiden: Willow Smith's new book lambasted over representation of Muslims

Orientalism, exoticism, deception: The story of the Arabian Nights

Turkish book publishers pushed to the brink by lira crisis

Five of the best Arab comic and graphic novel releases of 2021

Anybody who has visited Palestine could not fail to support Sally Rooney

Alexandra Pringle

2021's best books: MEE staff and writers' favourite reads of the year

The booksellers of Cairo: An urban trail of eight of the city's antiquarian bookstores

How Diwan bookstores created an inclusive and enduring model of bookselling in Egypt

As Abdulrazak Gurnah's publisher, I thought Nobel winner's moment might have gone

Alexandra Pringle