Ramona Wadi is an independent researcher, freelance journalist, book reviewer and blogger specialising in the struggle for memory in Chile and Palestine, colonial violence and the manipulation of international law.
Book Club: Adam Johnson's 'How to Sell a Genocide' examines how the US liberal media helped normalise Israel's destruction of Gaza and marginalise Palestinians
Book Club: Trude Strand’s 'Israel and the Gaza Strip Since 1967' shows how humanitarian aid, economic control, and settlements became tools of occupation
Book Club: Emile Badarin's 'Recognition Politics in Settler Colonial States' shows how liberal recognition masks colonial violence and the erasure of Palestine
Book Club: In 'The Gaza Catastrophe', Israel’s genocide is shown to be rooted in history, fuelled by global backing for its military power and colonial project
Book Club: In '30 Seconds from Gaza', Mohammad Sabaaneh turns censored footage of Gaza’s horrors into lasting art, asserting the Palestinians' right to exist
Book Club: In 'Gaza: A Doctor’s Diary', Dr Salman Khalid exposes the truth of Gaza’s genocide, showing the cost of displacement and destroyed medical facilities
Book Club: 'A Spring That Did Not Blossom' explores the impact of colonial violence on Palestinian families, revealing stories of pain, resistance, and survival
