"The Resonance of the footsteps" book, published by Mai Zaru This book is a collection of poems, written by a young Palestinian Christian woman, showing the heartbreaking truth of life under Israeli occupation. The poems aim to provide a vivid image, for the world to see the physical, economic, environmental, and spiritual pain that Palestinians endure constantly. Throughout the author is constantly looking to follow to resonance of hope.

"Palestinian Identity" book published by Diyar Publisher in 2014, edited by Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb. The development of the Palestinian Identity has been the focus of many studies and conferences. However, all of the studies so far concentrate on the emergence of this identity in the last hundred years. Although several papers in this book still have dealt with the development of the Palestinian Identity in late Ottoman and early British Mandate Palestine, another focus of the event was however on analyzing the understanding of the Palestinian Identity in relation to the biblical story, history and archeology and how this understanding has been reflected in poetry and the art. The self-Understanding of the Palestinians of themselves in relation to time and space and their relationship to other marginalized groups is a question of high political and social relevance. The participation of scholars from different parts of the world in the event did not only bring an international scope, persuasions and perspectives, but helped fostering an ecumenical, interdisciplinary, multi-ethnic and multi-cultural environ, dialogues and philosophy.

"Faith in The Face of Empire" book, published by Diyar publisher, in 2014, by Rev. Dr. Mitri Raheb. See the Bible through Palestinian eyes. Mitri Raheb, a Palestinian Christian, explores how empires, from Rome to modern day Israel, have shaped the biblical story, and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. He examines Jesus's life, and teachings within their historical context, highlighting their relevance to Palestinians today, and offering a powerful message, of faith and hope, in the face of oppression.