A new coalition rises as Mamdani wins without compromising on Palestine. Plus, UN resistance to Trump’s Gaza blueprint, Gaza’s Yellow Line, and a call to boycott the New York Times.

Pro-Israel groups are predictably melting down over Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York City.

Resistance to Trump is growing as Mamdani rises in New York and solidarity with Palestine enters the mainstream, reshaping U.S. politics and public opinion.

The shocking arrest of British pundit and Israel critic Sami Hamdi is yet another example of how far-right commentators wield influence in the Trump administration.

As Palestinians in Gaza return to the ruins of what life used to be, the rubble becomes a promise of what could one day be rebuilt. Until then, it’s still home, even if it’s a tent.

A photojournalist and Palestine activist in Dallas is being detained by ICE over his social media posts.

The fragile Gaza ceasefire is mostly holding even as Israeli violations kill more than a dozen people and Israel returns 195 Palestinian bodies, many showing signs of torture. The exchange of captives remains slow amid massive destruction; new reporting details Hamas confronting Israeli-backed gangs that have looted aid, and questions what statistics can’t capture about the dead. In the U.S., more Democrats are rejecting AIPAC money, and Portland officials are moving to investigate city ties to Israeli weapons.

New York City isn’t the only mayoral race where Palestine looks to factor into the results.

Gaza ceasefire claims collide with fresh airstrikes, armed gang crackdowns, and a media establishment doubling down on Zionist narratives.

AIPAC generally portrays itself as an omnipotent force able to stomp out any political campaign that dares to stray from the party line, but a new ad shows they are suddenly on the defensive.