When Palestinian militants burst the gates of Gaza on October 7, 2023, they set a match to the whole regional order. A half-century or more of unresolved contradictions, festering injustice, and escalating repression provided combustible fuel. More than two years on, the inferno continues to spread.

Experts seeking insight on the Middle East have long turned to Mouin Rabbani, who has spent decades as a researcher and political analyst for the Palestinian human rights group Al Haq, the International Crisis Group, and the United Nations.

Since 2023, Rabbani has attracted a large public following as a go-to guide to the cascading chaos. Whether parsing breaking news, elucidating deeper dynamics, or dispatching apologists for US and Israeli aggression, Rabbani brings rich historical perspective and a refined political judgment—all expressed in his unflappable demeanour through muscular prose and mordant wit.

Gaza Apocalypse, Rabbani's first book, presents his real-time commentaries on the Gaza genocide as it unfolded. It is a record of expertise in action, as a leading Palestinian intellectual intervenes tirelessly to make sense of, and inform the global movement against, an epochal catastrophe and crime.

When Palestinian militants burst the gates of Gaza on October 7, 2023, they set a match to the whole regional order. A half-century or more of unresolved contradictions, festering injustice, and escalating repression provided combustible fuel. More than two years on, the inferno continues to spread.

Experts seeking insight on the Middle East have long turned to Mouin Rabbani, who has spent decades as a researcher and political analyst for the Palestinian human rights group Al Haq, the International Crisis Group, and the United Nations.

Since 2023, Rabbani has attracted a large public following as a go-to guide to the cascading chaos. Whether parsing breaking news, elucidating deeper dynamics, or dispatching apologists for US and Israeli aggression, Rabbani brings rich historical perspective and a refined political judgment—all expressed in his unflappable demeanour through muscular prose and mordant wit.

Gaza Apocalypse, Rabbani's first book, presents his real-time commentaries on the Gaza genocide as it unfolded. It is a record of expertise in action, as a leading Palestinian intellectual intervenes tirelessly to make sense of, and inform the global movement against, an epochal catastrophe and crime.