For you or your friends who want to learn more about the Palestinian struggle for national liberation …

Palestinian revolutionaries understand that their fight is long and costly, but they are certain it will lead to liberation. Two key concepts guide this struggle: tarakum (accumulation) — the building of revolutionary experience and consciousness toward victory, and sumud (steadfastness) — the unwavering resistance in Palestine and beyond, until liberation and return.

Speaking to the concept of tarakum, this book bundle offers political and historical analyses of the Palestinian struggle across generations. It includes Ghassan Kanafani’s reflections on the Nakba, Wisam Rafeedie’s analysis of the First Intifada and the Iraq War, and Richard Becker’s examination of October 7th in the context of U.S. and Israeli imperialism.

The bundle also highlights Palestinian sumud through Rafeedie’s revolutionary novel, smuggled from Zionist prisons, and Mosab Abu Toha’s poetry from Gaza. Additionally, the South African-made coloring book From the River to the Sea introduces these concepts to young readers through beautiful illustrations of Palestinian resistance.

This bundle includes:

• The Revolution of 1936-1939 in Palestine
• Palestine, Israel, and US Empire
• Trinity of Fundamentals
• Men in the Sun
• Things You May Find Hidden In My Ear
• From the River to the Sea: A Coloring Book