Reviews

Jack Letts: None of us is safe from the arbitrary whims of the state

Sally Lane, mother of Jack Letts, who was accused but never proven to be a terrorist, offers a chilling account of how her family entered into the statistics of convicted terrorists in the UK

REVIEW: We Crossed a Bridge and It Trembled - Voices from Syria

Elizabeth Tsurkov

The Confession: Moazzam Begg in his own words

Segregated schooling still for Palestinians in Israel

Palestine Youth Orchestra: Crossing borders, giving hope for peace

Rise of the Caliphate: The origins of Salafi-Jihadism

Sustaining conflict: Apathy and domination in Israel-Palestine

All strangers are kin: How classical Arabic language connects people

Promoting peace through photographs in Tunis

Drones and solitary confinement: The dehumanisation industrial complex

Five films that will help you understand the modern Arab world

Nakba without end: Memories of shattered Palestinian communities in Syria

Breaking the silence: Tunisian festival gives voice to women in struggle

'Bilal' marks a good effort for Dubai’s first animated feature

Salman Abu Sitta: A Palestinian journey in pursuit of home

The rise and fall of Aleppo, Syria's great merchant city

A Gothic Macbeth in the heart of Tunis

It's 'Another World' in the Islamic State

Egypt's unfinished contest between authoritarianism and popular resistance

Palestine's Arab Idol Mohammed Assaf rocks London

MUSIC REVIEW: Reem Kelani's Live at the Tabernacle