Victoria Brittain, a former foreign correspondent and Associate Foreign Editor of The Guardian, has reported from Africa, Asia, and the Middle East and contributed to many media. Her latest book was Shadow Lives: The Forgotten Women of the War on Terror.

“This book is accessible for a general audience interested in the lives of everyday Lebanese and Palestinians during the last five decades of resistance and is an excellent supplementary text for college courses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Lebanese Civil War, the First Intifada, refugee issues, women’s studies, and filmmaking.” (Laurie King, Journal of Palestine Studies, Vol. 50 (4), 2021)

• 1.  A True Story: 3000 Nights (2015).- 2. The Israelis and my home – Nablus and Shatila: Under the Rubble (1983); Children of Fire (1990).- 3. Torture and Love in South Lebanon: Wild Flowers: Women of South Lebanon (1986); Women Beyond Borders (2004).- 4. The Green Line: War Generation – Beirut (1989).- 5. The Disappeared: Suspended Dreams (1992); Lanterns of Memory (2009).- 6. My Palestine – Shatila: Children of Shatila (1998).- 7. It is my Country: Frontiers of Dreams and Fears (2001).- 8. Museum of Memory: Beirut Diaries (2006).- 9. “Let the Arabs See": 33 Days (2007).- 10. Keeping going: Hanan Ashrawi: A woman of her Time (1995).- 11. Conclusion.

Victoria Brittain, a former foreign correspondent and Associate Foreign Editor of The Guardian, has reported from Africa, Asia, and the Middle East and contributed to many media. Her latest book was Shadow Lives: The Forgotten Women of the War on Terror.

“This book is accessible for a general audience interested in the lives of everyday Lebanese and Palestinians during the last five decades of resistance and is an excellent supplementary text for college courses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Lebanese Civil War, the First Intifada, refugee issues, women’s studies, and filmmaking.” (Laurie King, Journal of Palestine Studies, Vol. 50 (4), 2021)

• 1.  A True Story: 3000 Nights (2015).- 2. The Israelis and my home – Nablus and Shatila: Under the Rubble (1983); Children of Fire (1990).- 3. Torture and Love in South Lebanon: Wild Flowers: Women of South Lebanon (1986); Women Beyond Borders (2004).- 4. The Green Line: War Generation – Beirut (1989).- 5. The Disappeared: Suspended Dreams (1992); Lanterns of Memory (2009).- 6. My Palestine – Shatila: Children of Shatila (1998).- 7. It is my Country: Frontiers of Dreams and Fears (2001).- 8. Museum of Memory: Beirut Diaries (2006).- 9. “Let the Arabs See": 33 Days (2007).- 10. Keeping going: Hanan Ashrawi: A woman of her Time (1995).- 11. Conclusion.

Victoria Brittain, a former foreign correspondent and Associate Foreign Editor of The Guardian, has reported from Africa, Asia, and the Middle East and contributed to many media. Her latest book was Shadow Lives: The Forgotten Women of the War on Terror.

“This book is accessible for a general audience interested in the lives of everyday Lebanese and Palestinians during the last five decades of resistance and is an excellent supplementary text for college courses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Lebanese Civil War, the First Intifada, refugee issues, women’s studies, and filmmaking.” (Laurie King, Journal of Palestine Studies, Vol. 50 (4), 2021)

• 1.  A True Story: 3000 Nights (2015).- 2. The Israelis and my home – Nablus and Shatila: Under the Rubble (1983); Children of Fire (1990).- 3. Torture and Love in South Lebanon: Wild Flowers: Women of South Lebanon (1986); Women Beyond Borders (2004).- 4. The Green Line: War Generation – Beirut (1989).- 5. The Disappeared: Suspended Dreams (1992); Lanterns of Memory (2009).- 6. My Palestine – Shatila: Children of Shatila (1998).- 7. It is my Country: Frontiers of Dreams and Fears (2001).- 8. Museum of Memory: Beirut Diaries (2006).- 9. “Let the Arabs See": 33 Days (2007).- 10. Keeping going: Hanan Ashrawi: A woman of her Time (1995).- 11. Conclusion.