Homosexuality and youth between Cairo and Ramallah
"Crime in Ramallah" is a multi-faceted work that makes a comparison with some of our favorite Egyptian works extremely fascinating. Mix of genres "Crime in Ramallah" by Abbad Yahya is…
“Crime in Ramallah” by Abbad Yahya
"Crime in Ramallah" is a text that marks a decisive unicum in narrating some thorny issues of the Arab world, effectively bringing something revolutionary to Arab literature Crime in Ramallah…
A'ed Abu Amro portrayed by Mustafa Hassouna for Anadolu Agency
Mustafa Hassouna and the photographers of the protest
We present the 3 most representative photographers of the latest clashes in Palestine: Mustafa Hassouna, Mahmud Hams and Mohammed Salem. Mustafa Hassouna It is his photo that most of all…
3 must-see books from: Palestine
3 books that tell about Palestine in a strong and decisive way, both with words and with images Small but necessary premise This is not a ranking but a suggestion…
“Lemon Tree” by Eran Riklis
Lemon Tree is a classic on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The film tells the legal battle of a Palestinian woman in defense of her lemon grove against the Israeli Minister of…
Saz, the rapper from Ramla
Let's continue with the beautiful discoveries made in Palestine, today is the turn of Saz, the rapper from Ramla, an Israeli city on the border with the West Bank. "Saz:…
“Eleven planets” by Mahmoud Darwish
"Eleven Planets" is the latest Italian collection of poems by Mahmoud Darwish, the Palestinian poet par excellence. Published in Italy by Jouvence, the book was written in 1992, a year…
Dagon, between Lovecraft and the Phoenicians
Lovecraft's second tale, Dagon, is deeply tied to the biblical and Mesopotamian imagery, providing the reader with very interesting anecdotes of "divine mutations". Dagon according to Lovecraft The story of…
Shadia Mansour, the queen of Arab hip hop
Some artists manage to remain glued to history thanks to a single, unforgettable piece. Raised in the suburbs of London in a Palestinian family, Shadia Mansour brings all the anger…
Evliya Çelebi
Evliya Çelebi, the Turkish Herodotus
After the great architect, the great traveler. Evliya Çelebi was undoubtedly one of the most complete and interesting testimonies about the Ottoman Empire, analyzing it in all its people and…
