A Palestine Reader (Incomplete)
Featuring over twenty pieces by Anarchists from across the past century, this reader has been put together as a guiding stone for fellow anarchists to better understand the conflict in The Levant and the responses of their comrades throughout the past hundred years. This reader is inherently incomplete, and is for the most part stripped of citations beyond the source materials. We keenly encourage you to look further into these texts, the authors, and the events they describe.
This collection was overwhelming compiled by M. Gouldhawke an âpihtawikosisân writer to whom we owe a great deal of thanks for inspiring the rest of this publication.
Further thanks go to Kuwasi Maroon, for helping with to further source and compile materials, proofing, and the transcribing of “Rasta Time in Palestine”.
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