Yahia Lababidi

Yahia Lababidi is an Arab and American writer of Palestinian heritage and the author of sixteen books of poetry, essays, aphorisms, and conversations. His writing has appeared in The New Statesman, Liberties, World Literature Today, Salmagundi, and The Threepenny Review, among other publications.

Recent Articles
Jewish workers demolish homes in Jaffa following the 1948 battle that cleared the city almost all its Palestinian residents, October 6, 1949. (Fritz Cohen/GPO)
A restored history of Jewish anti-Zionism — and the loss it cannot repair
Benjamin Moser's new book recovers a tradition of dissenters who paid a price for opposing Palestinian dispossession, even as they could not prevent it.
By Yahia Lababidi September 22, 2026
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