Students and faculty at the CUNY Graduate Center remember and honor Dr. Refaat Alareer.
Silencing lawyers and other voices of justice is just another sign the state of Israel is not the democracy it claims to be.
Since October 7, at least seven Palestinians have been held in administrative detention in ’48 Palestine, an unprecedented move being used to repress political expression.
On Christmas Eve, congregants gathered at the New Birth Missionary Baptist church for a service unlike any other: the church choir wore keffiyehs, Palestinians shared stories of the Nakba, and the pastor’s call was clear: a ceasefire in Gaza.
Palestinian-Americans in Clifton, New Jersey share the hope they find in the steadfastness of their people in Palestine, giving them strength to keep fighting for the liberation of their homeland.
The administration of the University of Texas at Austin has remained silent in response to threats against Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim American students and has been hostile toward pro-Palestinian students speaking out in solidarity with Gaza.
A statement by 18 Columbia University deans amounts to a new norm prohibiting Palestinian political aspirations in favor of privileging a politics of feeling to protect those who feel threatened by Palestinian freedom.
It seems almost assured we will not survive the bombings directed at us from every direction. If we don’t, I hope someone will appreciate and comprehend the hell my child and I went through in our last days.
A Palestinian Christian pastor reflects on the message of Christmas during a time of loss and devastation.
The biblical Christmas story is not a fairy tale from the distant past but a highly political story can profoundly identify with in December 2023. It is a Palestinian story par excellence.