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Yasmin Zaher

Also known as: ياسمين زاهر

Born: January 1, 1991Age: 35Nationality: Palestine1 credits

Yasmin Zaher (Arabic: ياسمين زاهر) (born 1991) is a Palestinian journalist and writer. Her debut novel, The Coin won the Dylan Thomas Prize in 2025. Zaher is from Jerusalem. She has a Bachelor of Science in biomedical engineering from Yale University and a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing from The New School, where she was advised by Katie Kitamura. Zaher was previously a journalist for Agence France-Presse and Haaretz, and has also been published in Al-Monitor. Published July 2024 via Footnote Press (a Bonnier Books UK imprint) and Catapult Books, Zaher's debut novel The Coin is narrated by a Palestinian woman living in New York. Central themes include fashion, luxury, and consumerism, which intensify in a trip to Paris where the protagonist participates in a Birkin bag reselling scheme, as well as dirt and cleanliness. The book has been translated into multiple languages.

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Yasmin Zaher is 35 years old.

When was Yasmin Zaher born?

Yasmin Zaher was born on January 1, 1991.

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Yasmin Zaher is Palestine.

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Yasmin Zaher is known for Notes on Displacement.