Tag: israel

Columns

Clinging to a Scheme

Josef Burton

March 18, 2026

The United States is in too much of a groove to break away.

I’m Not Done with You

Mary Turfah

February 10, 2026

If bodies keep a score, Israel uses the Palestinian body to say it is winning.

No Me Importa

Belén Fernández

January 22, 2026

Gone are the days when Colombia was “the Israel of Latin America.”

Given This Reality

Mary Turfah

October 01, 2025

What comes together can come apart.

Shots in Zion

Luke Carneal

September 10, 2025

Miles away from a genocide, an “alcohol empire” booms.

For Betar or Worse

Hannah Gais

August 26, 2025

There are distressingly few paths to challenging Canary Mission and Betar.

What Do I Have in Common with Jews?

Avi Ackermann

August 20, 2025

Judaism brings inherited obligation, not hereditary talent.

Fortress Beirut

Belén Fernández

August 19, 2025

The new U.S. embassy in Lebanon is one hundred thousand tons of diplomacy.

You’ll See

Mary Turfah

August 06, 2025

The nukes are a pretense; they don’t exist, and the threat is manufactured.

Deadly Slop

Sophia Goodfriend

July 10, 2025

Militarized AI is billed as an expedient war machine—though its effect is often anything but.

The Annexation of the West Bank Is Complete

Jasper Nathaniel

June 17, 2025

October 7 demolished the last restraints on Israel’s annexation of the West Bank.

The Space Between

Abdelrahman ElGendy

April 22, 2025

Sarah Aziza grapples with her Palestinian family’s history of exile.