Leila Khaled
Ukraine – what you’re not told
Material published by and about the Palestine Liberation Organisation in the late1960s and early 1970s.
Al Fateh, Palestine National Liberation Movement, Voice Newspapers, Swansea, 1970?, 8 pages. Includes the history of the issue of Palestine, the Aims and Objectives of Al-Fateh and its approach to the settler state of Israel.
Address by the Al-Fateh Delegation to the Second International Conference in Support of the Arab Peoples, in Cairo, January 1969, no publisher, 7 pages.
Palestine Lives, No 1, February 1975, PLO Information Department, Beirut, 1975, 16 pages. The issues of occupation, illegal settlements, ‘Nazification’ of the state of Israel, and Palestinian Resistance are nothing new as are shown in this almost 40-year-old magazine.
Palestine Lives, No 2, March 1975, PLO Information Department, Beirut, 1975, 20 pages. Palestinians in Jordan and the ‘nature of Israel’ and its incompatibility with the existence of a Free Palestine.
Palestine Lives, No 3, April 1975, PLO Information Department, Beirut, 1975, 28 pages. The Palestinian women at the heart of the struggle and so-called American ‘solutions’
Palestine Lives, No 4, May 1975, PLO Information Department, Beirut, 1975, 32 pages. The lessons from Vietnam, the Phalangists in Lebanon, the Palestinian working class and Naivy-Tirza Women’s Prison.
Political and armed struggle, The Palestine Liberation Movement Fateh, Beirut, n.d., early 1970s, 47 pages. A statement of the aims of Al-Fateh in both the political and armed struggles.
Revolution Until Victory, The Palestine Liberation Movement Fateh, n.d., early 1970s, 36 pages. The history of Al-Fateh from its formation to the end of the 1960s
They claim there is no resistance, The Palestine Liberation Movement Fateh, Beirut, n.d., early 1970s, 28 pages. The resistance struggle expressed through poetry.
The Palestinian Freedom Fighters and the World Press, The Palestine Liberation Movement Fateh, Beirut, n.d., 1970? 28 pages. What the world press wrote about Al-Fateh May 1968 to March 1969.
A Palestinian View, Fayez Sayegh, General Union of Palestinian Students, Beirut, n.d., early 1970s, 20 pages. ‘Arab-Israeli Conflict’ versus ‘Palestinian Problem’.
Dialogue with Fateh, The Palestine Liberation Movement Fateh, Beirut, 1970, 104 pages. Dialogue between the Palestinian National Liberation Movement, Fateh, and the Editor-in-Chief of the newspaper Al-Tali’a (Vanguard) in 1969.
Do you know? 20 Basic Facts about the Palestinian Question, The Palestine Liberation Movement Fateh, Beirut, April 1969,
The Other Face of Palestinian Resistance, London Office of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, London, n.d., early 1970s, 11 pages. The attempts by the Palestinians to establish, and maintain, a system of welfare and social services despite the efforts of the Israeli state to make life untenable under their occupation.
Who are the Palestinians? A profile of a nation. London Office of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, London, n.d., early 1970s, 7 pages.
Nabka – the untold story of a cultural catastrophe, PLO, n.d., 22 pages.
P.L.O. Research Center Publications [Beirut, Lebanon]
Palestine Books – No 13 – Greater Israel – a study in Zionist expansionist thought, Ass’ad Razzouk, December 1970, 324 pages. Missing cover.
Palestine Books – No 30 – Settler colonialism in Southern Africa and the Middle East, George Jabbour, August 1970, 220 pages.
Palestine Monographs – No 1 – Zionist colonialism in Palestine, by Fayez A. Sayegh, September 1965, 84 pages. (Mediocre double-page scan, but quite legible.)
Palestine Monographs – No 58 – The role of the Zionist terror in the creation of Israel, Bassam Bishuti, April 1969, 218 pages.
Palestine Monographs – No 62 – Israeli belligerent occupation and Palestinian armed resistance in International Law, Dr. Ezzeldin Foda, November 1970, 170 pages.
Palestine Essays No 47 – Zionist relations with Nazi Germany, Faris Yahya [Faris Glubb], January 1978, 85 pages.
Ukraine – what you’re not told
