160 x 230mm, 16 pages, Black & white printing, Saddle stitched, Softcover, 2026

The Unavowable Holocaust responds to a short fragment written by Giorgio Agamben entitled The End of Judaism. It fiercly charts what may be at stake in confronting the planetary scope of the Palestinian Nakba yesterday, today, and tomorrow. 

Despite the tenacious imperative of Empire to render the Nakba and all other genocides carried out in its interest as unavowable holocausts, “what is being revealed today”, the Coalition contends, “is precisely where Nakba, Holocaust and Shoah collide, where they become interchangeable and interwoven.”

At stake here, the Coalition assures us, is not only a truth procedure directed toward the ongoing holocaust of/as modernity, but also and critically a struggle for the vowability of all those forms of life that resisted the fascist, imperialistic, genocidal, supremacist, logic of modernity in its various guises. 

Could exilic politics be a ground work for making this vowability into a common political grammar for anyone who declares their unbelonging to the catastrophic trajectory of the planatery holocaust raging before us?

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