A collection of online essays that are essential readings for a comprehensive understanding of the Palestinian struggle. Authored by diverse writers from various backgrounds, these essays span different periods and cover a range of topics.

We are (re)publishing these texts to disseminate knowledge on the history and present-day struggles for justice and liberation for Palestine and the Palestinian people. We opted for publishing the texts without going through the process of seeking permission from the authors or publishers*. We believe that these texts ought to be read, circulated, and acted upon urgently as the genocidal war on Palestine continues, unabated. The publications are meant to contribute to historical and political literacy for liberation in the service of the people. What is knowledge for if not to change the world to a just place for all?

*These texts are not meant to be used/ circulated for commercial purposes.

The word pamphlet originates from the 12th-century
Latin love poem ‘Pamphilus, seu de Amore’. Pamphilus, or ‘concerning love’ is derived from the Greek name Πάμφιλος, meaning ‘beloved of all’. The popular poem formed a slim codex and was copied and circulated widely.

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The A5 series to be downloaded, printed and distributed locally

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The Pamphlets
size: 9x12.5 cm
limited edition prints

The Pamphlets come in two formats:

1 Justice is indivisible _Nada Elia

2 Silent Violence Thus Impinges Israeli Colonialism on our Family Lexicon _ Budour Hassan

3 A map without guarantees _ Hashem Abushama

4 Nakba, Sumud, Intifada _ Rana Issa

5 Towards an Intellectual History of Genocide in Gaza Esmat Elhalaby

6 Its been 164 days and a long century
Omar Jabary Salamnca, Punam Khosla, Natasha Aruri

7 Right Now, Today, we must say that palestine is the centre of the world_Françoise Vergès

by clicking on the image you can download the ready to print PDFs

8 Palestine & the Commons: Or, Marx & the Musha’a
Peter Linebough