During and after Israel's 2014 assault on Gaza, voices within and outside Gaza bore powerful witness to the Israeli attacks-and to the effects of the crushing siege that continued to strangle Gaza's people long thereafter.
REFAAT ALAREER and LAILA EL-HADDAD are distinguished Palestinian writers and analysts from Gaza. In Gaza Unsilenced they present reflections, analysis, and images-their own, and those of many other contributors-that record the pain and resilience of Gaza's Palestinians and the solidarity they have received from Palestinians and others around the world. Other contributors include:
Ali Abunimah
Ramzi Baroud
Diana Buttu
Jonathan Cook
Belal Dabour
Richard Falk
Chris Hedges
Hatim Kanaaneh
Rashid Khalidi
Eman Mohammed
During and after Israel's 2014 assault on Gaza, voices within and outside Gaza bore powerful witness to the Israeli attacks-and to the effects of the crushing siege that continued to strangle Gaza's people long thereafter.
REFAAT ALAREER and LAILA EL-HADDAD are distinguished Palestinian writers and analysts from Gaza. In Gaza Unsilenced they present reflections, analysis, and images-their own, and those of many other contributors-that record the pain and resilience of Gaza's Palestinians and the solidarity they have received from Palestinians and others around the world. Other contributors include:
Ali Abunimah
Ramzi Baroud
Diana Buttu
Jonathan Cook
Belal Dabour
Richard Falk
Chris Hedges
Hatim Kanaaneh
Rashid Khalidi
Eman Mohammed
Refaat Alareer is co-editor of Gaza Unsilenced (2015) and the editor of Gaza Writes Back (2014). A native of Gaza City, he received his M.A. in Comparative Literature from the University College of London (UK). Since 2007, he has taught world literature and creative writing at the Islamic University of Gaza. Laila El-Haddad is co-editor of Gaza Unsilenced (2015), co-author of the award-winning ethnographic cookbook The Gaza Kitchen: A Palestinian Culinary Journey (2013), and the author of Gaza Mom (2010). She is a talented writer, analyst, and social activist, and a policy advisor for Al-Shabaka, the Palestinian Policy Network.Born in Gaza, El-Haddad currently lives in Columbia, Maryland.
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