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

Duse Mohamed Ali: Fleet Street's first Black Muslim editor, with an international vision

Dune: How interstellar epic avoids Middle East stereotypes

Arab Fairy Tale Feasts: Stories and recipes for the hungry young reader

Between Two Islands: How British Bahrainis found a home in poetry

Egypt bans ‘extremist’ and Muslim Brotherhood literature in mosque libraries

Fire and the Phoenix asks us to rethink the roles of religion, clan and power

Khalid Hajji

From Babel to Berlin: How Arabic literature can unite the world

Learn to read and write in Nubian

James Baker: The man who said No to Israel

Jonathan Steele

Poets, fighters and dreamers: Kurdish women tell their own stories

How Beirut's bookshops kept love of literature alive during war, boom and bust

'Hot Maroc': Yassin Adnan's satirical debut novel plots the death of Moroccan politics