You know that bullshit thing where Zionist apologists say where are Palestine's non-violent protesters (their Gandhi or their MLK)? Well, Bassem Tamimi has been practicing non-violent protest all his life and oh look, he is also subjected to indefinite administrative detention.

Today marks the release of Nasser Abu Srour's prison memoir THE TALE OF A WALL. Imprisoned since 1994 and with no hope of release, Srour's memoir is a soaring existential inquiry that refuses to be bound by the walls of his captors.

Encouraging to see major publishing houses

Israel killed my sister and all her children while sheltering in my home in October. Today they have bombed her husbund’s home. This home sheltered over 70 people. 7 flats.

On May 7, I'll be reading here with friends and fellow writers to raise funds for We Are Not Numbers, a youth-led nonprofit in Gaza that shares Palestinian stories. Join us. For tickets: eventbrite.com/e/freedom-to-w…

Columbia admin. inspired by Israeli starvation of Palestinians in Gaza.

Prem Thakker In the spring of 1985 we padlocked the front doors of Hamilton Hall, renamed it Mandela Hall, and encamped on the steps for more than two weeks. Columbia divested from South Africa in the fall of 1985.

This is our first exhibition in London! Please visit.

The wife of Palestinian journalist Salem Abu Tayyur bids farewell to her husband and child, both killed by Israel with American missiles.

We want to introduce you to some young poets in Gaza.

Through the genocide, they have not stopped writing.

Most have been made homeless.

All want to escape.

They need all of our help, so we want to tell you about them. 🧵

Bassem Tamimi, father of Ahed Tamimi, is still in Israeli prison after serving 6 months under administrative detention.

He was supposed to be released yesterday, but an Israeli military court extended his detention another 6 months. He hasn't been charged with anything.

Writers are revolting against @PENAmerica’s leaders for failing to stand up for Gaza, aligning with U.S. foreign policy, and creating a toxic workplace. CEO Suzanne Nossel’s concern for Israel is clear. But her spouse David Greenberg’s anti-Palestinian views are less known 🧵