Raja Shehadeh

Born: 1951

Palestinian lawyer, human rights activist and writer. In 2008, he won the Orwell Prize, a British award for political writing, for his book Palestinian Walks.

Raja Shehadeh

Books by Raja Shehadeh (50 max)

Palestinian walks: notes on a vanishing landscape

When the Birds Stopped Singing: Life in Ramallah Under Siege

Strangers in the House: Coming of Age in Occupied Palestine

Rift in Time Travels of My Ottoman Uncle

Where the Line Is Drawn Crossing Boundaries in Occupied Palestine

Going Home

We Could Have Been Friends, My Father and I: A Palestinian Memoir

The third way: a journal of life on the West Bank

Occupier's law: Israel and the West Bank

Samed: Journal of a West Bank Palestinian

Language of War, Language of Peace Palestine, Israel and the Search for Justice

Occupation diaries

Seeking Palestine new Palestinian writing on exile & home

The West Bank and the rule of law: a study

The Sealed Room

The declaration of principles and the legal system in the West Bank.

From occupation to interim accords: Israel and the Palestinian territories

What Does Israel Fear from Palestine?

Tenir bon

The law of the land: settlements and land issues under Israeli military occupation

Iʻlān al-mabādiʾ wa-al-niẓām al-qānūnī fī al-Ḍiffah al-Gharbīyah

Declaration of Principles & the legal system in the West Bank

Zarim ba-bayit hitbagrut be-Falasṭin ha-kevushah

Palestine, terre promise: journal d'un siège

Ṭiyulim be-Palasṭin

Shifting sands the unravelling of the old order in the Middle East

Forgotten Searching for Palestine's Hidden Places and Lost Memorials