Israeli soldiers are facing a mental health crisis as they return from Gaza, and the diagnosis of “moral injury,” the distress one feels when actions violate one’s moral beliefs, is being used to absolve the guilt of perpetrators of the genocide.
Eyal Weizman’s pioneering work with Forensic Architecture is the focus of his new book “Ungrounding: The Architecture of Genocide” which details a subject that has long consumed me: how Zionist settlers destroyed my home and built a kibbutz on my land.
The New School has rejected a student senate vote to sever ties with and cut funding for its Hillel chapter because of “extensive ties to violations of international law.”
A combat surgeon who volunteered in Gaza during the genocide is one of the surprise leaders in the Democratic Party race to replace Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman in New Jersey’s 12th district.
Lebanese rescue workers now wait 15 minutes after each strike before responding, the only way, they say, to stay alive long enough to reach the wounded amid Israel’s implementation of its Gaza “double-tap” policy in Lebanon.
Dr. Salman Khan, an infectious disease specialist, traveled to Gaza on a three-week medical mission in February 2026. He found infectious diseases running rampant, all directly due to Israel’s siege and genocide.
Israel’s strategy in Gaza goes beyond military strikes. By arming militia groups and killing Palestinian security personnel, it is engineering the conditions for permanent occupation. Exclusive reporting from inside Gaza.
Both the United States and Israel were founded and exist on land taken during ongoing genocides. Settler colonialism drives these genocides, and both nations share an ideology that justifies the theft and rationalizes the killing.
Morning radio shows in Palestine have a talent for making it sound like a free country, all while reporting on which checkpoints are closed and how many people were killed in Gaza today.