Washington, D. C. Roots, 1988. A poster featuring a photograph of medical staff attending to five-year-old Ziya Haj Mohammad, a Palestinian child shot by Israeli soldiers while he was eating lunch with his uncle who’d been released from Ansar III Prison Camp two days prior. Ziya died five hours after..... More
Jerusalem: Israeleft News Service, 1979. Two issues of the monthly newsletter of the left-wing Israeleft News Service whose purpose was to “provide news originating in Israel which is either ignored, buried or minimized by official and non-official media of the Israeli Establishment and to constitute a counter source of reliable..... More
New York: The Palestine Arab Refugee Office, [1957]. An unnumbered issue of the stridently anti-Zionist newsletter issued by Palestine Arab Refugee Office under the direction of Izzat Tannous. Folded, unbound sheets (8 ½” x 11”) as issued, 12, [4] p., photographs, maps. Folded for mailing, else Near Fine. More
San Francisco: November 29th Coalition, 1983-1991. Five issues of this long-running pro-Palestinian newspaper published out of San Francisco. The newspaper began as the organ of the November 29th Coalition, which changed names to the November 29th Committee for Palestine, and later the Palestine Solidarity Committee. The paper ran until at..... More
Spokane, Wash. / Hollywood, California: Prophetic Herald / New Christian Crusade Church, 1944; 1958; [ca. 1974]. The Five Sons of Judah. Spokane: Prophetic Herald, 1944. Schiffner argues that Jews are not Israel, or God’s chosen people, but a “rejected nation.” Stapled, illustrated wrappers (6 ” x 3 ½”), [12] p...... More
[Paterson, N.J.]: [Divine Plan], [197-?]. First edition. Contends that Israel is the elect nation of God that its re-consolidation is the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy. Stapled wrappers (3 ¾” x 7”), 13 p, pen & ink illustration of a Jew in a concentration camp. Our copy with the rubber stamp..... More
n.p. Red Dragon Print Collective, [ca. 1974]. A pamphlet published clandestinely by the Weather Underground Organization, which reprints Yasir Arafat’s address to the U.N. General Assembly and the WUO’s section on Palestine from Prairie Fire. Four small maps are printed on the inside rear cover. Stapled, illustrated wrappers (5 ½”..... More
[Chicago]: [Joseph Dilys], 1971. A two-sided flyer compiled from other right wing sources by the veteran Chicago anti-Semite, Joseph Dilys. One side reproduces a signed statement by a Greek Archbishop in Jordan concerning the destruction of sacred places by Zionist Jews originally distributed by G. L. K. Smith’s enterprise; the..... More
New York: United Jewish Appeal, [197-]. “The Lectures presented in this volume were delivered by Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman at the annual retreats of the United Jewish Appeal Young Leadership Cabinet in 1971 and 1972.” Included are “The Roots of the United States Jewish Community,” “The Present Structure of the..... More
Union, NJ: Christian Educational Association, 1960. First edition. Side-stapled sheets (8½” x 12½”), 34 pp, mimeographed on rectos only. al-Gh r ’s speech before the Special Political Committee of the UN on behalf of the Palestine Arab Delegation. al-Gh r ’ discusses the British Mandate, Zionist terrorism, previous UN resolutions..... More
Beverly Hills, Calif.: A. S. Epstein, 1975. 4to; stapled wrappers, 80 pp, illus. A single issue of the uncommon Jewish monthly. Dennis Prager was a contributing editor. See photo for Contents page. Some rubbing to wrappers, a 4" split to wrappers along upper spine. More
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[New Delhi]: [Asian Printers], [1960?]. First edition. 8vo; stapled wrappers, 31 pp. A Near Fine copy with some minor toning to wrappers. This is the scarce first edition; a second edition was later published under the title, "Political Zionism: An Appraisal." We find no copies of this first edition in..... More
Jerusalem: Israel Information Centre, 1978. First edition. A booklet in opposition to a proposed Palestinian state dominated by the PLO. Outlines the existential threat to Israel and the geo-strategic dangers. The last page includes a bulleted “Constructive Solution” based on the 26-point programme submitted by Israeli Prime Minister Begn to..... More
San Francisco: Arab Information Center, West Coast Branch, [1961]. A relatively uncommon pamphlet on Palestine, in which the author asserts that “the question of Palestine is basically a problem of intrusion of a group of foreigners, essentially Europeans, into the Arab land of Palestine, against the will of the Arab..... More
Beverly Hills, Calif.: A. S. Epstein, 1974. 4to; stapled wrappers, 80 pp, illus. A single issue of the uncommon Jewish monthly. Includes a contribution from a young(ish) Dennis Prager, who was also a contributing editor. See photo for Contents page. Some rubbing to wrappers with top corner chipped. More
Beverly Hills, Calif.: A. S. Epstein, 1974. 4to; stapled wrappers, 80 pp, illus. A single issue of the uncommon Jewish monthly. Includes a contribution from a young(ish) Dennis Prager, who was also a contributing editor. See photo for Contents page. Some rubbing to wrappers, but about Near Fine. More
New York: The Palestine Arab Delegation, [1960?]. First edition. Plain, stapled wrappers (16 cm), [16] pp. Only one copy of this ed. found in OCLC (Univ. of Kansas) with just over a dozen of any ed. Fine. The author argues that the "international Zionist gangsters" have no legal right to..... More
Haverhill, Mass. Destiny Publishers, 1949. First edition. Saddle-stapled wrappers; 61 pp., [2 pp., ads]; map. Originally published in his magazine, Destiny, the same year, Rand portends the destruction of the Jews by "the Zionists' bloody and violent seizure of Palestine." Howard Rand, the foremost link between British-Israelism and the establishment..... More
Haverhill, Mass. Destiny Publishers, 1944. An offprint from Rand’s Anglo-Israelite magazine Destiny, in which the solution to the Jewish problem and “so-called anti-Semitism” is recognition by the Jews of the Anglo-Saxon birthright to Israel. Stapled wrappers (8 ½” x 5 ½”), 16 p. A Fine copy. More
Belmont, Massachusetts: Association of Arab-American University Graduates, Inc., 1982. “Professor Shahak’s study delineates the Israeli role in supplying weapons and training to U.S. client regimes and surrogates around the globe, especially in Africa and Central America. It is based almost exclusively on Israeli sources, particularly the Hebrew press” (p. 5)..... More
New York: The Palestine Arab Refugee Office, [1958]. Tannous accuses the U.S. of establishing the state of Israel to the detriment of Arabs and then shirking responsibility to deal with the consequences leading the Soviets to establish their presence in the Middle East. Grey stapled wrappers (6” x 9”), 24..... More
New York: The Palestine Arab Delegation, 1966. Second edition. Tall stapled wrappers; 38 pp. Accuses Zionists of railroading the U.S. into World Wars I & II and of trying to pressure the Johnson administration to underwriting Israel's illegal occupation in Palestine. The Palestine Arab Delegation was an agency of the..... More
New York: American Jewish Committee, 1944. Offprint from the June 1944 issue of the Contemporary Jewish Record, in which Morris Waldman argues for an international bill of rights for the “national self-determination” principle and its attendant “rights of national minorities.” Plain stapled wrappers (6” x 9”), 227-238 ([12 p.]). Light wear..... More