Benjamin Netanyahu’s call for continued support for the Gaza genocide may have received rapturous applause from Congress, but the speech revealed uncertain political terrain for Israel among both Democrats and Republicans.
Nasser Abu Srour’s “The Tale of a Wall” joins a long tradition of Palestinian prison literature but is far more than a prison memoir. Through his evocative prose, the author transforms the question of Palestine into a question of the human condition.
In Gaza, night is not peaceful. Going to sleep means not knowing if you’ll wake up in the morning.
July 27 marks 20 years since charges were filed against the Holy Land Foundation and the organization’s five founders’ homes were raided. The case against the HLF5 is an attack on all who care about Palestine, we must not stop until they are free.
The new reconciliation deal between rival Palestinian factions could not come at a more critical time. As Palestinians face the Gaza genocide, the political survival of the Palestinian leadership might hinge on finally finding unity.
Score a significant victory against apartheid, genocide and Palestinian dispossession. The powerful Jewish National Fund of Canada has reportedly had its charitable status revoked.
Michael Arria and Phil Weiss unpack a tumultuous week in U.S. politics as Kamala Harris appears to lock up the Democratic Party nomination for president, and Benjamin Netanyahu makes his case for genocide to the U.S. Congress, to rapturous applause.
My best friend, Eman Qamom, was martyred in December by an Israeli attack. She had told me she didn’t want “to be killed and forgotten.” I am here to remember Eman. I hope she has found peace in a better place.
Eulogies for Biden’s political career should highlight his true legacy: the destruction of Gaza.
Palestinian political leaders slammed U.S. politicians’ response to Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to Congress as Israel continued its Khan Younis offensive for the fifth day, killing dozens of civilians there and across Gaza.