You can read "Genocidio" by Rula Jebreal

Why it matters

Rula Jebreal, journalist and activist born in Haifa, weaves together autobiography and sharp political analysis in her latest book: Genocide. What Remains of Us in the Neo-Imperial Era. Through personal memories of her Palestinian roots and a deep reflection on the Holocaust, the Nakba, and contemporary warfare, Jebreal denounces the unfolding catastrophe in Gaza and the West’s shameful indifference.

She writes:
“The genocide in Gaza has changed me profoundly. It has exposed the moral and political void of a world that reduces humanity to a hierarchy of death… Words are all that’s left.”

The book has been described by independent reviewers as a “necessary witness”, one that challenges the civic and political conscience to reckon with its own omissions and responsibilities.

What you can do

• Buy the book and read it
  Available in hardcover and ebook (approx. 304 pages), published by Piemme on May 6, 2025.
• Share quotes and reflections
  Spread powerful excerpts and thought-provoking passages on social media to inspire awareness and action.
• Use it in events and discussions
  Incorporate the book into cultural programs, schools, libraries, or activist circles focused on Palestine.
• Promote the book’s message
  Emphasize the ethical power of its testimony: silent indifference is complicity—and moral resistance is urgent.

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