Where the Line is Drawn: Crossing Boundaries in Occupied Palestine - Softcover

Shehadeh [...] is a great inquiring spirit with a tone that is vivid, ironic, melancholy and wise. (Colm Toibin)

A courageous and timely meditation on the fragility of friendship in dark times, illuminating how affiliation and love[...]can have a profound political power. (Madeleine Thien)

Written with fierce clarity and unusual compassion, this book touches the human heart of a political tragedy. (Gillian Slovo)

The question of how and if friendships can survive across political divides is a resonant one - and I can think of no one better than Raja Shehadeh to treat it with the wisdom, toughness and humanity that it deserves. (Kamila Shamsie)

In the dark agony of the Palestine-Israel conflict, Raja Shehadeh offers a rare gift: a lucid, honest, unsparing voice. His humanity and wisdom are invaluable. (Claire Messud)

The wisdom and elegance of Raja Shehadeh's thinking and writing are more necessary than ever. This book...appeals to - and speaks of - an insistence on dignity, regardless of borders and of endless war. Raja Shehadeh is a buoy in a sea of bleakness. (Rachel Kushner)

Brilliantly evokes the Palestinian tragedy by way of a complex friendship. This is a fiercely intelligent and honest account. (Ian McEwan)

Shehadeh describes with courage and grace the internal struggle to remain fair. (The New Yorker)

This is one of the most intensely human and humane books one is likely to read in a very long while, replete with an elevating dignity and suffused with deep melancholy. (Trevor Royle Edinburgh Sunday Herald)

Praise for Palestinian Walks:
'Few Palestinians have opened their minds and their hearts with such frankness

(The New York Times)