gaza strip

A graphic novel that explores the 1956 incident that left more than one hundred Palestinians dead in 1956 in Rafah, a small town at the tip of the Gaza Strip.

Harvard-trained Palestinian doctor Izzeldin Abuelaish, who lost three daughters in the bombardment of Gaza, recounts his extraordinary life of devotion to medicine and reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians.

Discusses how the Palestinian people have resisted the political changes of their country.

Examines the lives of women suicide bombers focusing on the female resistance movement and their self-destructive exploits.

Eleven-year-old Malaak and her family are touched by the violence in Gaza between Jews and Palestinians when first her father disappears and then her older brother is drawn to the Islamic Jihad.

The author present first-hand information, interviews, and eye witness accounts of the inner workings of the intifada, a massive organization of suicide bombers and their influence over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Analyzes forty years of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict including why a Palestinian state and peace has not yet been established and maintains that Israel's occupation of the West Bank following the Six Day War is continuing to undermine the peace process.

Examines the history and development of the militant Islamic movement Hamas, Israel's infiltration of the group, how Hamas prepares their martyrs for suicide bombings, and their relationship with Hezbollah and Al Qaeda.

Eleven-year-old Malaak and her family are touched by the violence in Gaza between Jews and Palestinians when first her father disappears and then her older brother is drawn to the Islamic Jihad.