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London: Nov 17 we launch CONFRONTING ZIONISM with Noura Erakat, John Reynolds & Rafeef Ziadah.
This will be the *only* UK event.
Don't miss this chance to hear from some of the most influential thinkers on Palestine working today and their new work.
palfest.org/full-schedule/lo…
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"How well do we know him or ourselves, then or now?"
A multi-part feature by Fady Joudah, including an essay and 3 translations of renowned Palestinian writers Mahmoud Darwish and Ghassan Kanafani. Read more: lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
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London: Nov 17 we launch CONFRONTING ZIONISM with Noura Erakat, John Reynolds & Rafeef Ziadah.
This will be the *only* UK event.
Don't miss this chance to hear from some of the most influential thinkers on Palestine working today and their new work.
palfest.org/full-schedule/lo…
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Benjamin Moser, author of Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History, told Rashid Khalidi that his 80-year-old mother, who had all but called him a Hamas member, apologized after reading his book: “I’m ashamed I ever said I was a Zionist.”
His book traces Jewish opposition to Zionism over the past century and challenges their exclusion in discussions over Palestine. “No, you don’t get to set the rules anymore. We’re setting the rules now,” Moser said.
Khalidi added that he had never seen so many people change their views so rapidly, noting that major publishers are now embracing books on Palestine that would have been virtually unpublishable just three or four years ago.
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PalFest events in Palestine this week. Don’t miss.
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Join @PalFest for an opportunity to hear from Noura Erakat in her only UK event for 2026.
She will present her new book 'Confronting Zionism' alongside its co-author John Reynolds, followed by a conversation with Palestinian poet & academic Rafeef Ziadah palfest.org/full-schedule/lo…
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The most important festival of literature in the world is back!
Announcing our 2026 public program in Palestine with events coming up in Ramallah and Gaza City, starting tomorrow: Monday October 26th.
palfest.org/full-schedule
Announcing our 2026 public program in Palestine with events coming up in Ramallah and Gaza City, starting tomorrow: Monday October 26th.
palfest.org/full-schedule
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A reminder:
27 October, 6pm @SOAS
Centre for Palestine Studies @SOAS
27 October 2026: Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History:
Benjamin Moser in Conversation with Ahdaf Soueif @asoueif
Register: forms.gle/K6DkXZeF4s4Km52w8
We hosted a landmark conversation between Ta-Nehisi Coates, Tareq Baconi and Nesrine Malik at London's Southbank Centre this week.
You can watch the whole event here: youtube.com/watch?v=652EVCK1…
Subscribe to the PalFest Bookshelf and the first book you'll receive in the mail is Tareq's WHAT NOW?
palfest.org/bookshelf
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Tareq Baconi’s "What Now? On Palestine, Freedom and Our Global Future" is the Oct/Nov PalFest Bookshelf pick, paired with a print from Adam Rouhana’s "Before Freedom." Subscribe by Nov. 30 to get it as your first shipment! palfest.org/bookshelf
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“Sumoud is knowing what matters and making sure it stays alive.” Ahdaf Soueif, in her essay on Adam Rouhana’s Before Freedom, 78 photographs of everyday Palestinian life, out tomorrow.
Read the full essay in The Key: thekeymagazine.com/p/before-…
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I had the immense good fortune of being there live for this conversation. It really is worth everyone’s time in full.
We hosted a landmark conversation between Ta-Nehisi Coates, Tareq Baconi and Nesrine Malik at London's Southbank Centre this week.
You can watch the whole event here: youtube.com/watch?v=652EVCK1…
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Possibly the best conversation on stage that I've ever heard.
Way to go #PalFest
youtube.com/watch?v=652EVCK1…
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Solidarity with the visionary editor Lina Attalah & w/Mada Masr.
In an absolutely egregious escalation against press freedom, Egyptian journalist and @MadaMasr Editor-in-Chief @Linaattalah has been referred to trial on charges of establishing, managing, and operating a website without a license. Her trial is set to begin this Tuesday, Oct 27.
“How beautiful it is
to die for you.”
The martyr Heba Abu Nada, killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza in 2023, in her poem “Olive.” The Key is honored to publish three of her poems, translated by Huda Fakhreddine, alongside a tribute from her sister.
thekeymagazine.com/p/heba-ab…
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If you subscribe to The Key, today you got three poems by Heba Abu Nada newly translated by Huda Fakhreddine, for a forthcoming collection of the poet’s work from @worldpoetrybook, tentatively titled All the Others Have Won their Wars.
Subscribe & support thekeymagazine.com/upgrade?u…
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You can purchase your tickets here:
palfest.org/full-schedule/lo…
London, you don’t want to miss this one!
In her only UK event this year, @4noura is launching “Confronting Zionism” with co-author John Reynolds. They will be in conversation with Rafeef Ziadah, followed by a book signing.
📍 Friends House
🗓️ 17 Nov, 6:30 PM
🎟️ £13
You can purchase your tickets here:
palfest.org/full-schedule/lo…

























