“The Holocaust of the Palestinians” is a harrowing and urgent account of a people forced to live under occupation, violence, and the systematic erasure of their history. Journalist Agnieszka Piwar traces both the roots and the present reality of the Palestinian–Israeli conflict, guiding readers through diverse forms of Palestinian resistance — from armed uprisings to education, culture, and the global mobilization of the diaspora. At its core, this book gives voice to Palestinians themselves: moving testimonies of men and women whose lives are marked by the struggle for survival, the longing for freedom, and the unyielding right to dignity.
Agnieszka Piwar is a Polish journalist, documentary filmmaker, and columnist whose independent reporting sheds light on conflicts and issues often ignored or distorted by mainstream media. She has covered events from the Middle East to the Balkans, the Caucasus, and Africa, including the tragedy of the Rwandan genocide. Her work reflects a deep personal commitment to truth, social justice, and the stories of those silenced by dominant narratives.