Striking tatreez tote bag with watermelon design map of Palestine in red, black, green and a touch of white. Zip top so belongings stay safe. This is a statement piece, stylish for all occasions. This is a new West Bank designed product.
Meticulously and rigorously researched, Baconi puts the story of Hamas within the context of the injustice of occupation and in the process weaves a counter narrative and upends common assumptions. A must read for all those with a serious interest in Hamas and developments in the Middle East. Originally published in 2018 and updated with an authors statement in 2024.
A family history, a love story, a coming 0f age story and a memoir across Palestine, Lebanon, Jordon and London that grapples with what it means to live in liminal spaces and rethink the meaning of home. Beautifully written, highly acclaimed and described by Omar El Akkad as “a story of personal and communal alienation, longing and liberation”.
Ideal for these chilly winter days and nights, show your solidarity in this scarf. Knitted in Palestine in the traditional black & white kufiya design, they feature either the Aboriginal and Palestinian flags or 2 Palestinian flags. All proceeds from sales of the Aboriginal/Palestinian scarf will be split 50% to Dhadjowa Foundation and 50% to our usual Palestinian donor organisations. They are 135cm x 20cm, double thickness, knitted poly-cotton fabric.
These beautiful stainless steel (BPA free) cups keep hot for ages. In the Palestinian flag colours of red, green, black and white with the kufiya design they make a stylish statement when when ordering your coffee.
A deeply personal and politically urgent account of bearing witness to the Palestinian struggle reflecting on the experiences and moral reckonings that have shaped her understanding of Palestine. She illuminates the people themselves, offering a powerful new lens on the global failures that have led us to the present. When the world sleeps it falls to us, the people, to wake it up
Baddawi is a funny, angry and deeply human.coming of age story of a Palestinian refugee boy Ahmad, living in the Baddawi refugee camp in northern Lebanon. Its a graphic novel depiction of the author’s father life in the 60’s & 70′ as a he forges his own path in the midst of uncertainty. Beautifully illustrated by Samia A Halaby.
Touching on creative work ranging from museums, architecture and poetry to graffiti, digital media and painting. A testament to Palestinians will to live and create under unimaginable conditions. This collection of writings & photographs allows us a glimpse at the devastating impact on the cultural landscape of Gaza of Israel’s genocidal war. Edited by Dina Matar and Venetia Porter.