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Wired to Steal
Zionism and the Shaping of the Western Mind
by Yoav Litvin with Ilan Pappé
foreword by Robert M. Sapolsky
$25 in paperback
Blending history, politics, and neuroscience, this groundbreaking work reveals how settler colonialism, including Zionism, exploits fear, suppresses empathy and reshapes identity to fuel aggression, greed—even genocide. |
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“Wired to Steal goes deep to expose profound truths about Israel. Readers will learn how the vastly dehumanizing project of Zionism sold itself and why so many people bought it. This is a powerful book that undermines propaganda and elevates human possibilities.”
— Norman Solomon, author of War Made Invisible
“This is the most comprehensive and timely book I know of that allows us finally to understand how the Zionist movement and the state of Israel dragged the Middle East and the world to this ghastly era of genocide, settler-colonial atrocities, Western complicities, and still expanding warfare.”
— Rami G. Khouri, American University of Beirut |
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Reclaiming Judaism from Zionism
A Moral Imperative after the Gaza Genocide
edited by Carolyn L. Karcher
$25 in paperback
A collection of 47 powerful stories that challenge the idea that Judaism and Zionism are inseparable. Taken together, they send a message about the resilience and passion of a courageous group of Jews who have come to the realization that the state of Israel’s treatment of Palestinians does not live up to the ethical standards Jewish tradition demands. |
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“To have this much wisdom, in so many distinct voices, collected in a single volume is an incredible gift to everyone seeking to reclaim Judaism from Zionism.”
— Rabbi Andrue Kahn, Executive Director, American Council for Judaism
“Carolyn L. Karcher has superbly edited a fascinating collection of autobiographical essays describing how devout American Jews disentangled themselves from the distortions of Zionism … Required reading for Jews, and engaging reading for everyone.”
— Richard Falk, Milbank Professor of International Law Emeritus, Princeton University |
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The Keys to My House
A Gaza Diary
by Sami al-Ajrami, with Anna Lombardi
translated by Jim Hicks with Anna Botta
$20.00 in paperback
This powerful book is a must-read. The Keys to the House is a chronicle of an immense tragedy, of daily life in the bomb-ravaged Gaza Strip, but also an intimate portrait of a family experiencing the drama of war firsthand. This is the human story behind the cold numbers from Gaza. The story of a father who cannot protect his daughters, of a son who cannot bury his father properly and has to leave his mother behind. But this is also monumental journalism: factual, informative, and detailed. As if it wants to say: “This is how it is, this has happened, this is happening now. It's on paper, you just have to read it.” |
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“Powerful … a remarkable piece of war journalism.”
— NRC
“Extraordinary … primarily focuses on the humanity around him … making his account intimate and much closer than the usual coverage of Gaza.”
— Trouw |
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Journey without Return
A Palestinian American Story
by Tom Lindley, with Tawfik and Siham Ramadan
foreword by Yousef Khanfar
$28.95 in hardback
A poignant account of forced displacement, resilience, and the silent strength of those who carry the memory of homeland in their hearts. Journey without Return is the sweeping, true story of Tawfik and Siham Ramadan—two souls born into the sun-drenched hills near Jerusalem, whose lives are forever changed by the tides of history. In 1948, as the state of Israel is established, their ancestral villages are torn apart, forcing natives into exile and igniting a journey across borders, decades, and dreams. |
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“How could a Middle Eastern journey, born of war and exile, find its way to the heart of America—where a doctor and a teacher, grounded in compassion, forge a new path: healing children, uplifting community, nurturing family, and discovering that sometimes, a journey without return becomes a legacy of humanity?”
— Robert Henry, former Chief Judge of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals |
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No Place Left to Go
Why Palestine Matters
by Donald E. Wagner
foreword by Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac
$22.00 in paperback
Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip has raised global concern over the capacity of international law to bring the perpetrators to justice and accountability for war crimes. No Place Left to Go is a tour de force of one man’s metamorphosis from Christian Zionism to solidarity with Palestinians and advocacy for Palestinian freedom and equal rights. It is a pastor’s compelling story of transformation by justice. |
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“A powerful personal testimony and an incisive political history … Christians, Jews—or anyone concerned with justice in Israel/Palestine—would do well to read this book.”
— Rabbi Brant Rosen, Tzedek Synagogue, Chicago
“In sharing this journey through these pages, Don gives us the treasured gift of insights from what he has seen and done and true hope that justice is still ours to win, together.”
— Ali Abunimah, Co-founder, Electronic Intifada and author of One Country |
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