Published in 1945 by the Institute of Arab American Affairs in New York, Papers on Palestine is a collection of statements, articles, testimonies and letters presenting the Arab case on Palestine to the American public at the end of the Second World War.

The documents argue against Zionist demands for a Jewish state and mass immigration, defend the rights of the Palestinian Arab majority to self-determination, and criticise British and American policy. The collection is a valuable historical record of early Arab-American advocacy for Palestine in the years before the Nakba.