Mahmoud Darwish

Exiled writer was under no illusions about the Oslo accords.

I insisted that my band play its first concert at the now destroyed Said al-Mishal Cultural Center.

“There is no justice in an Israeli court when the accused is Palestinian,” poet says.

A contemporary portrait of a people who continue to resist both occupation and simple categorization.

Israeli prosecutor falsely accuses Palestinian poet of encouraging violence.

Today’s generation has shifted from calling to resistance to questioning political dominance.

"This war that Israel wages against us is not a war to defend its existence, but a war to obliterate ours."

An outstanding range of emotion in Amer Hlehel’s one-man show on the life of Taha Muhammad Ali.

Israel's iron walls cannot suppress the rising sun of Palestinian emancipation.

Group running ads featuring Mahmoud Darwish’s poems has faced censorship in the past.

Everything — down to “our coffee cups” — is stolen away in the poet’s final works.

Ambulances are among the few vehicles on the roads.

Darwish always insisted that his poetry should represent his life story.

Well-known Celtic writers give their backing to translations of Palestinian verse.