/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

There's none unfortunately

>>2655068
Surely there is some i mean I’ve already ordered kanafani and I’ve read fanon and pappe

>>2655071
Shlomo Sand also on Israel and Jewishness.

>>2655073
Already got that book but he is a liberal Zionist not a Marxist but I’m sure the book will be interesting thanks for reply

>>2655078
so is Ilan Pappe. Honestly the liberal zionists are "good" authors on the subject of Israeli war crimes because they committed them first hand and then "confess" them in writing. They're an indisputable primary source on the subject matter. If you quote them it's harder for the zionists to be taken seriously when they slander you. Because you're quoting their own.

>>2655071
I'm Kebabstani and I see all three as trash. Kanafani explicitly rejected clsss struggle, you know that? He is a fun idealist if you're going for his poetry and novels.

Mahdi Amel has a translated collection of works on libgen. He is decent if you ignore the colonial mode of production stuff. The DFLP manifesto is tolerable, their later opportunism isn't.

The Internationalist Voice (Iranian Communists) published a critique of the Iranian parties and analysis of the Iranian revolution.
https://en.internationalistvoice.org/wp-content/uploads/WorkerCommunismE.pdf

Communist authors? It's taught to recommend any. For history Hanna Batatu and Tareq Ismael have the best books on the labor movement in Iraq.

Everything else coming to mind is abysmal dogshit that you'd genuinely be better off not reading (like your list)

>>2655155
I’ll have a read of them

>>2655112
Is he a liberal Zionist I’ve met the guy and he seemed genuine and I know he literally called Hamas courageous heroes or something to that effect on October seventh