Palestinian Studies Guide

This resource guide is intended as a starting point for those looking to research questions related to the history and politics of modern Palestine. This is not a comprehensive survey of all available resources and potential topics of interest, nor does it cover ancient Palestine or the Levant prior to the 18th century CE. Rather this guide is intended to collect resources related to the emergence of a Palestinian national movement, the formation of territorial disputes since the late Ottoman period, as well as issues of culture and identity. The goal is to provide resources with academic merit and research potential. The views expressed in that content may be controversial to some, however, the intent is to provide resources that reflect the state of scholarly and public debates and can serve as the basis for new research.

This guide was created by Harvard Library, and it includes perspectives on Palestine from Government Documents

The guide was created in support of The Palestinian Oral History Archives Project at AUB Libraries. The guide focuses on the various aspects of historiography of 1948 Palestinian Nakba and highlights selective library resources, projects and websites.

A directory of links and free-to-access resources from and about Palestine. Our mission is to center Palestinian voices and their experiences.

The Palestinian Feminist Collective (PFC) is a group of Palestinian/Arab feminists primarily located in North America who center the urgency of the Palestinian struggle and resist the normalization of Zionist violence, oppression, and hegemony in all aspects of public and private life, including within feminist spaces.

The New York Times has provided an immersive look at life in Gaza after October 7, 2023.