‘Palestine is everywhere because it names a political subject of radical universal emancipation,’ writes teacher and writer Nasser Abourahme. In Palestine is Everywhere, writers, thinkers and poets and artists map the Palestinian struggle for freedom and its global resonances.Amid a world-historical moment marked by unknowability and loss, this collection allowed its contributors time and space to write. Vital dispatches from Gaza, essays, poems, protest chronicles, images and letters from prison reflect upon resistance, solidarity and the right to self-determination offer essential reading for those interested in Palestinian liberation.Contributors include Muhammad Al-Zaqzouq, Mira Mattar, Anees Ghanima, Adam Rouhana, Nasser Abourahme, Lujayn, Rahul Rao, Sahar Khalifeh, Nahil Mohana, Alaa Abd El-Fattah, Nasser Rabah, Lina Meruane, Houria Bouteldja, Ahmed Bassiouny, Ahmad Zaghmouri, Laleh Khalili, and Mohammed Mhawish.

‘Palestine is everywhere because it names a political subject of radical universal emancipation,’ writes teacher and writer Nasser Abourahme. In Palestine is Everywhere, writers, thinkers and poets and artists map the Palestinian struggle for freedom and its global resonances.Amid a world-historical moment marked by unknowability and loss, this collection allowed its contributors time and space to write. Vital dispatches from Gaza, essays, poems, protest chronicles, images and letters from prison reflect upon resistance, solidarity and the right to self-determination offer essential reading for those interested in Palestinian liberation.Contributors include Muhammad Al-Zaqzouq, Mira Mattar, Anees Ghanima, Adam Rouhana, Nasser Abourahme, Lujayn, Rahul Rao, Sahar Khalifeh, Nahil Mohana, Alaa Abd El-Fattah, Nasser Rabah, Lina Meruane, Houria Bouteldja, Ahmed Bassiouny, Ahmad Zaghmouri, Laleh Khalili, and Mohammed Mhawish.

‘Palestine is everywhere because it names a political subject of radical universal emancipation,’ writes teacher and writer Nasser Abourahme. In Palestine is Everywhere, writers, thinkers and poets and artists map the Palestinian struggle for freedom and its global resonances.Amid a world-historical moment marked by unknowability and loss, this collection allowed its contributors time and space to write. Vital dispatches from Gaza, essays, poems, protest chronicles, images and letters from prison reflect upon resistance, solidarity and the right to self-determination offer essential reading for those interested in Palestinian liberation.Contributors include Muhammad Al-Zaqzouq, Mira Mattar, Anees Ghanima, Adam Rouhana, Nasser Abourahme, Lujayn, Rahul Rao, Sahar Khalifeh, Nahil Mohana, Alaa Abd El-Fattah, Nasser Rabah, Lina Meruane, Houria Bouteldja, Ahmed Bassiouny, Ahmad Zaghmouri, Laleh Khalili, and Mohammed Mhawish.

‘Palestine is everywhere because it names a political subject of radical universal emancipation,’ writes teacher and writer Nasser Abourahme. In Palestine is Everywhere, writers, thinkers and poets and artists map the Palestinian struggle for freedom and its global resonances.Amid a world-historical moment marked by unknowability and loss, this collection allowed its contributors time and space to write. Vital dispatches from Gaza, essays, poems, protest chronicles, images and letters from prison reflect upon resistance, solidarity and the right to self-determination offer essential reading for those interested in Palestinian liberation.Contributors include Muhammad Al-Zaqzouq, Mira Mattar, Anees Ghanima, Adam Rouhana, Nasser Abourahme, Lujayn, Rahul Rao, Sahar Khalifeh, Nahil Mohana, Alaa Abd El-Fattah, Nasser Rabah, Lina Meruane, Houria Bouteldja, Ahmed Bassiouny, Ahmad Zaghmouri, Laleh Khalili, and Mohammed Mhawish.