Here are four notable books by Palestinian writers about the Gaza genocide and its human impact, written and published from 2023 through 2025.
These works offer firsthand accounts, literary testimony, poetry, and personal reflections on life during and after the genocide.
Amid ongoing hardship and a severe shortage of food supplies, Palestinian residents line up to receive meals from a charitable kitchen in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
Israeli occupation forces kidnap three Palestinians from inside a store in the Shuafat refugee camp, in occupied Jerusalem.
Israeli media hails a new technology that turns rubble into profit, even as thousands of Palestinians remain buried under the ruins of homes bombed in Gaza and mass demolitions continue across the West Bank.
Palestinian woman from Gaza, Noor Abu Nada, says that after two years of war, she accompanied her child to the sea. The little kid had never seen the vast horizon nor the blue of the sea.
He was amazed by the immensity of the water and made only one comment: “It's Not Bombed?” Noor says that his remark felt as if the war had changed the order of questions in the heart of childhood.
Despite that the sea remains the only refuge for Gaza people, the Israeli naval forces killed 232 fishermen during the war and, at certain times, completely barred fishermen and entire people from accessing the sea at a time famine was striking the enclave.
The Wall and Settlement Resistance Authority reported that during 2025, Israeli settlers killed 14 Palestinians across the West Bank, and attacked 13 Bedouin communities, displacing 197 families.
The attacks enabled settlers to seize 5,572 dunams of West Bank land throughout the year. Meanwhile, Israeli authorities demolished 1,400 structures and issued demolition notices for an additional 991.
An Israeli occupation military vehicle chases Palestinians in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus.
🚨HORRIFIC: Around 9,000 Palestinian bodies killed by the Israeli army during the genocidal war on Gaza remain buried under the rubble of their homes, as Civil Defense teams lack heavy rescue equipment due to Israel’s ban on bringing in machinery since the start of the war.
🚨 BREAKING: Two Palestinian civilians were killed, and several others ,most of them children were injured after Israeli drones targeted a tent sheltering displaced families in the Al-Mawasi (Al-Qarara) area, west of Khan Younis, southern Gaza.
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Liam O'Mara IV, PhD
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