When I speak to friends and family in Gaza, it is impossible to have a conversation without talking about loss: loss of our homes, our livelihoods, and our loved ones. But even as we reel from two years of genocide, the hope of our people remains.

Turning Point USA’s annual conference is further proof that the debate over Israel on the right isn’t going away.

Israel continues assassinations in Gaza, renews a West Bank campaign to entrench a new “security reality.” In the U.S., Zohran Mamdani faces early tests as Palestine organizers push for accountability, activists notch divestment wins targeting Israel Bonds, and the New York Times’ Jeffrey Epstein exposé ignores Israel.

Palestinian asylum-seeker, Mohammed Abushanab, is challenging his indefinite detention by ICE in Texas.

This week: Israel moves to lock Gaza’s devastation into a new border, West Bank land grabs near Beit Sahour, U.S. works to counter arms embargoes, the Israel lobby’s free-travel pipeline to Congress, YouTube censorship, Oakland’s people’s arms embargo, and a UK hunger strike.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is doubling down on her assertion that young people are being duped by social media regarding Israel.

The kind of journalism we need isn’t the kind you’re going to find in legacy media or the “paper of record.” The journalism we need holds power to account.

Outgoing NYC mayor Eric Adams signed a last-minute executive order prohibiting officials from boycotting Israel. Will Mamdani overturn it?

This week, Israel is tightening the siege on Gaza under the guise of “stabilization,” the meltdown of the Israel lobby, and grassroots campaigns like the fight to free Mohammed Ibrahim.

Obama speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz was recently lambasted on social media for claiming that horrific images of genocide in Gaza were unfairly complicating efforts to defend Israel. Somehow, Hillary Clinton has managed to outdo her.