Book by Karam Dana examines how transnational Palestinian American organizing in the US evolved over the decades following the Nakba, analyzing political organizations, campus activism, and coalition-building that have moved Palestine from the margins to the center of progressive American politics. Dana draws on interviews and organizational history to trace how Palestinian Americans and their allies built power and changed the debate about Israel and Palestine in the US, and how Palestinian Americans participated in the transnational Palestinian political mobilization. Recommended for researchers and advocates studying the Palestinian solidarity movement in the US, campus organizing for Palestinian rights, and the political evolution of Palestinian American advocacy from the margins to the mainstream of US progressive politics.
