Books

Salt Journals: Tunisian women describe their country’s legacy of political imprisonment

A collection of accounts published by Syracuse University Press describes gendered repression that has disturbing parallels to the country today

Dar al-Fata al-Arabi: A look at the first Arab publishing house dedicated to children

Daybreak in Gaza: New anthology aims to preserve a culture being destroyed

Against Erasure: What a new photo book tells about Palestine before the Nakba

Israel's war on Gaza

Salman Rushdie is echoing Israeli talking points to justify the horrors in Gaza

Gabriel Polley

Salman Rushdie says free Palestinian state would be 'Taliban-like'

Fall of Civilizations: The histories of greatness and ruin that mirror modern decay

Israel's war on Gaza

'Deluge' sweeps away western myths about Gaza, Hamas and Israel in essential collection

Richard Sanders

Fascist Italy and the forgotten Libyan genocide

Younes Abouyoub

As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow: Syrian author Zoulfa Katouh on survivor’s guilt and hope

Digital authoritarianism: The rise of electronic armies in the Middle East

Megan O'Toole

How a century of exile forged Palestinian national consciousness

Nadim Bawalsa

Five of the Arab world's most impressive libraries

How digital authoritarianism has permeated the Middle East

Marc Owen Jones

Egypt: New books challenge old narratives of the 1919 Revolution

Kyle J Anderson

Resistance and feminism: Five must-read books from Algeria

BeYOUtiful: Helping girls feel confident in an airbrushed world

What unites and divides the world's most prominent Islamic scholars?

Jaan Islam

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