JAN WOOLF applauds the necessarily subversive character of the Palestinian poster in Britain

RITA DI SANTO draws attention to an audacious and entertaining film that transplants Tarantino to the Gaza Strip

SYLVIA HIKINS is bowled over by a wonderful show that both entertains and educates

SETH SANDRONSKY welcomes the faith-based argument for a moral revolt against zionism but finds it insufficient

JOHN HAWKINS welcomes the straight-talking condemnation of genocide by a queer Jewish environmental journalist

MARTIN GRAHAM welcomes a comprehensive history of the national debt, while regretting that it is neither up to date, nor has a class-based analysis

TOMASZ PIERSCIONEK relishes a detailed history of the battles, manoeuvres and tactics that defeated fascism

JOHN GREEN, MARIA DUARTE and ANGUS REID review Goebbels and the Fuhrer, From the World of John Wick: Ballerina, Dangerous Animals, and Falling Into Place

MARIA DUARTE recommends an exposure of the state violence used against pro-Palestine protests in the US

CHRIS SEARLE urges you to hear the US saxophonist Joe McPhee on livestream tonight

ALAN MORRISON reflects on the subtle achievement of a rare exercise in a loose sonnet form