[New York]: [The American Council for Judaism, Inc.], [1959]. First edition thus. Plain, printed staplebound pamphlet; 33-41 pp. This pamphlet is a reprint of an article written in Issues, Volume 13, Number 5, Fall Issue, 1959, and attempts to analyze the content and the success of Leon Uris' novel, Exodus... More
n.p. n.p. [1967]. First edition. One sheet of paper folded to make 4 pp. A scarce firsthand account of events in Jerusalem during the Six-Day War by an American woman who was married to an Arab physician. Mrs. Abu Haydar describes the terror and confusion, the lack of international aid... More
New York: New Outlook Publishers, 1973. First edition. Staplebound wrappers printed in purple; 47 pp. This pamphlet grew out of a visit to the Middle East and Cyprus during the summer of 1972, during which time the author represented the CPUSA's Central Committee at the Seventeenth Congress of the Communist... More
New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. 1966. First edition. Hardcover. Octavo (21.5 cm). Blue patterened cloth with white-printed spine; 275 pp.; dust jacket. A Near Fine copy with a hint of toning to board edges and some discoloration to top edge; owner's bookplate to front pastedown. In a Near... More
New York: American Council for Judaism, Inc. 1956. First edition. Saddle-stitched, plain wrappers; 20 pp. A report given to the ACJ's twelfth annual conference regarding the organization's anti-Zionist, pro-Israel stance. Two holes punched to the side, else a Fine copy. No copies found in the trade (April 2016) and only... More
London: Methuen & Co. Ltd. 1938. First edition. Octavo. Light blue cloth boards with blue titled spine; xvii, 163 pp.; dust jacket. In this scarce title written by the Ukrainian-born, Jewish novelist, translator and poet, Cournos encourages his fellow Jews to re-embrace Jesus as a Jew and Christianity as an... More
Newport Beach, California: Institute for Historical Review, [2013]. Eight-paneled leaflet written by journalist, Grace Halsell, about the ignorance of most Christians concerning five decades of Zionists killing Palestinians with impunity. Argues that although Zionist Jews hold the mainstream political establishment hostage through financial contributions that the tide will shift in... More
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[New Delhi]: [Asian Printers], [1960?]. First edition. Staplebound, printed 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
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1929. First edition. Octavo. Black cloth stamped in gilt; xviii, 271 pp. In February 1929, the wealthy Zionist, Nathan Straus, sent the pacifist, Unitarian minister, and founding member of the NAACP and ACLU, John Haynes Holmes (1879-1964), on an all-expenses paid trip to Palestine "to... More
New York City: Poale Zion-Zeire Zion of America, 1933. First edition. 12mo. (18 cm). Saddle-stapled yellow wrappers printed in black; 32 pp. With a foreword by Emile Vandervelde, the Belgian statesman and President of the Labor and Socialist International. In this scarce pamphlet, the lifetime, Socialist-Zionist, Marc Jarblum, delineates the... More
[Al-Bireh, Palestine]: [The Society of In'Ash El-Usra], 1982. First edition. Oblong octavo (22 cm). Perfect-bound paperback; 88 pp.; photographs throughout. A scarce yearbook of sorts of the Society of In-Ash El-Usra, a non-profit Palestinian organization founded in 1965 by a group of six women and still in existence today. The... More
New York: Political Affairs Publishers, 1973. First edition. Staplebound, illustrated wrappers; 19 pp. Reprinted from the Dec. 1973 issue of Political Affairs magazine, organ of the Communist Party USA. Marxist perspective on the 1967 war. A Near Fine copy. More
San Francisco: Arab Information Center, West Coast Branch, [1961]. Staplebound pamphlet with light green covers printed in black; 21 pp.; two maps; photograph of child on rear cover. Argues that the question of Palestine is "basically a problem of intrusion of a group of foreigners, essentially Europeans, into the Arab... More
New York: The Palestine Arab Delegation, [1960?]. First edition. 16mo. (16 cm). Plain, saddle-stitched wrappers; [16] pp. The author argues that the "international Zionist gangsters" have no legal right to occupy Palestine and that the Arabs will never recognize the British-led conquest of Palestine by the Jews. Presumed first edition... More
Wrotham, England: Coldharbour Press Ltd. 1948. First edition. Octavo. Green, gilt-stamped paper over boards; 328 pp.; dust jacket. A Near Fine copy with spine ends and corners very gently bumped. In the scarce, Palestinian flag-themed, dust jacket, which is unclipped. Some rubbing and slight chipping to extremities, but easily Very... More
[Somerville, Mass.]: [New England Free Press], [1967]. First edition. Square, staplebound, illustrated wrappers; 20 pp.; centerfold spread of six maps. "In her well-documented historical analysis of events in Palestine, Tabitha Petran -- an American Jewish writer, whos is in no sense anti-Semitic -- destroys the myths that have been created... 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
New York: The Arab Information Center, 1964. Second edition. Perfectbound pamphlet in light green wrappers; 69 pp.; two maps. Split into three sections: I. The Crux of the Palestine Problem II. Origin & Development of the Palestine Problem III. Major Ramifications of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. A Near Fine copy with... More
La Quinta, California: Published by the author, 1957. First edition. Staplebound grey pamphlet printed in black; 45 pp.; map. A Near Fine copy with some toning and scuffing to wrappers. More
New York: The Palestine Arab Refugee Office, 1960. First edition. This 8-page issue of the Palestine Arab Refugee newsletter includes an editorial by Tannous; excerpts from the Congressional Record of April 29, 1960, in which Senator Fulbright, "openly declared - perhaps for the first time - that Zionist pressure groups... More
New York: The Palestine Arab Refugee Office, [1957]. First edition. In this 16-page issue of the Palestine Arab Refugee newsletter, an explanation of "how Britain's Diplomatic Duplicity and United States 'Party Politics' have brought upon the Middle East, and the world, this catastrophe." Documents the many betrayals of British and... More
New York: The Palestine Arab Refugee Office, [1961]. First edition. Yellow, staplebound pamphlet printed in black; 12 pp.; black & white photographs. This address, brought up to date, was delivered by Izzat Tannous on August 7th, 1961 at the American Ramallah Federation Convention, convened in Birmingham, Alabama. A Near Fine... More
New York: The Palestine Arab Refugee Office, [1958]. First edition. Octavo (23 cm). Saddle-stitched, grey wrappers printed in black; 24 pp.; one black & white photograph; two maps. Tannous accuses the U.S. of establishing the state of Israel to the detriment of Arabs and then shirking responsibility to deal with... More
New York: Oxford University Press, 1937. First edition. Octavo. Printed wrappers; 111 pp. A report on Great Britain's relationship to Palestine's Arab and Jewish communities since before the Balfour Declaration. An ex-library copy from the Paulist Preparatory Seminary in Baltimore, MD. A Good only reading copy with library markings and... More