Do Genocides Have an Ending?
the urgent first-hand testimony of Dr Ali Tahrawi, a Palestinian doctor at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, written from the emergency rooms of the Gaza genocide
“A landmark anticolonial text from below, it should change everyone that reads it.”
— Ravers for Palestine
Dr Tahrawi documents the systematic collapse of Gaza’s healthcare system and the daily struggle to keep patients alive under siege, but this is above all a testimony to Gaza’s physical, psychological and spiritual resistance against a brutal colonial occupier.
With a foreword by Pulitzer Prize-winning Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha, the book is both testimony and call to action: a record of what has been done to Gaza, and a demand that those in the imperial core move beyond bearing witness.
PRE-ORDER NOW. International shipping available at checkout.
All proceeds from this book go directly to Dr Ali Tahrawi and his family.
ISBN 978-1-0676944-1-8
Praise for Do Genocides Have an Ending?
‘This testimony stands as an act of defiance against those who have supported the erasure of Palestine and all of its people.’ — Hamza Yusuf, journalist and contributor at Declassified UK
‘In the heart of this struggle, Ali’s vision blazes: audacious, uncompromising, demanding that we seize our responsibility to fight and remember. This book is a call to action!’ — Sara Bafo, organiser and writer
‘This raw testimony is a damning indictment of the international community, the USA, and the ‘Muslim world’. It places a mirror in front of the reader, forcing them to reflect on their role in the system responsible, and the part they must play in resisting it.’ — Isra Maryam, writer
‘Through his testimony, Dr Ali Tahrawi reminds us that the cost of the sacrifice that healthcare workers have made is immeasurable.’ — Health Worker for a Free Palestine
‘An excruciating reminder of what has been endured in Gaza, and of all that is still left to do by those of us who are bystanders to this ongoing genocide.’ — Naima Adam, Preston People’s Collective
‘His words changed me and I have no doubt they will change you too. — Dr Ayo Khalil (Ayo Moiett), NHS Psychiatry Doctor
August 2026, paperback, 250 pages