June 5 is Naksa Day | Reading List
To commemorate Nakba Day, we present a reading list on the history of settler violence, global resistance, and Palestinian art and identity.
During the Six-Day War, which began June 5, 1967, the Israeli military took control of Palestinian territories, bringing destruction to Palestinian villages and displacing hundreds of thousands of civilians. Naksa Day (June 5) commemorates these displaced Palestinians and demands that we never forget the ongoing horrors brought upon the Palestinian people by Israel and its allies in the West.
In the wake of Israel's expanison in 1967, Ghassan Kanafani wrote Palestinian Resistance Literature Under Occupation, 1948-1968, which has now been translated into English for the first time and will be available this October.
Available for Pre-Order
[book-strip index="1" style="buy"]
The Violence of the Israeli Occupation
“What we are witnessing being done to Gaza has dangerous implications for the entire world.”— Omar Barghouti
[book-strip index="5" style="buy"]
Palestinian Artists, Novelists, and Poets
“Art has always been a way for me to survive. In Gaza … creativity becomes not just an expression but a necessity.” — Shareef Sarhan
[book-strip index="2" style="buy"]
The Verso Palestine Pamphlets
Through these pamphlets, the series seeks to help deepen our understanding of Palestine’s long struggle for liberation.
[book-strip index="3" style="buy"]
Dismantling Zionist Ideology
“Zionism is a self-contained system of truth, with an origin story inspired by divine right, a bridge over its wretched beginnings.” — Mary Turfah
[book-strip index="4" style="buy"]
International Palestine Solidarity and Its Repression
“The last year of repression shows how much violence they are willing to inflict on us in order to protect the interests of capital and empire. Our commitment to humanity is on trial.” — Maryam Iqbal
[book-strip index="6" style="buy"]
A Historical Perspective: From the Balfour Declaration to Today
"Palestinian resistance against Israeli apartheid, armed and otherwise, will persist as long as apartheid persists.” — Tareq Baconi
[book-strip index="7" style="buy"]
From the River to the Sea
This free ebook provides important grounding for the urgent discussions taking place across the Palestine solidarity movement — published in collaboration with Haymarket Books.
[book-strip index="9" style="buy"]
