Children in Gaza used to aspire to become doctors or teachers, but today their dreams revolve around running a community kitchen, handing out aid, or leading a shelter. Yet even though the genocide rewrote their ambitions, it couldn’t erase them.

Democratic primary wins in Michigan and Florida show declining support for AIPAC-backed candidates, as Israel’s military campaigns continue in Gaza and the West Bank.

Next week, in Florida’s 25th district, union organizer and anti-Zionist Oliver Larkin will face off against Jared Moskowitz, one of Israel’s staunchest allies in Congress.

For years, I believed journalism gave Palestinians a voice, but the people I interviewed taught me that the voice was always theirs. I only needed to learn how to listen.

Carnegie Mellon University has launched a civil rights investigation into ten activists for painting pro-Palestine messages on a campus “free speech fence.”

Abdul El-Sayed overcame the largest single-race investment in AIPAC’s history, but pro-Israel centrists are straining to downplay his victory in Michigan.

I called a man in Gaza to ask about how he’s surviving cancer amid Israel’s restrictions on the entry of medicine into the Strip. His son answered and told me his father had already died waiting for care.

Next Tuesday in Michigan, AIPAC will face a massive referendum on its power and influence.

Settler violence in the West Bank is escalating toward what Israeli leaders call a “decisive” goal: the depopulation of entire villages throughout the West Bank. As Palestinian journalists, we’re navigating how to cover this reality while living it.

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected the U.S. government’s attempt to re-detain Georgetown scholar Dr. Badar Khan Suri, who the Trump administration is seeking to deport over his Palestine advocacy.