Palestine Bookshelf

Sometimes a more “gentle” documentary like Along the Green Line by Matthew Cassel & The Guardian can help “normies” learn about Palestine. When they are ready to learn more, find 1948: Creation and Catastrophe by Dr Ahlam Muhtaseb and Andy Trimlett.

The activists of the Global Sumud Flotilla have bravely faced torture and sexual abuse from the IDF.

In conversation with

As Matthew Cassell talks to Jews in Israel it is clear that they live exclusively within an echo chamber and only accept the propaganda served them by their government and media.

Mossad intimidated and bullied Iraqi Jews, who had peacefully lived there for centuries, into leaving Iraq, going so far as to plant bombs in synagogues.

The Question of Palestine summarizes so much of what is wrong in our world today.

Zionism and Judaism are intrinsically linked and both must be confronted to free Palestine, from the river to the sea.

Tawfiq Saleh's 1972 film The Dupes is one of the most important early Palestinian films. It is a beautiful and haunting adaptation of Ghassan Kanafani’s novella Men in the Sun.

Almost 3 years after October 7, Zionists and their stooges in the media and elsewhere continue to repeat mythical fabrications about mass rapes and beheaded babies in ovens.