Tag: israel

Columns

Worst Laid Plans

Simon Waxman

April 12, 2023

Imperial overreach in the Middle East.

Point. Click. Occupy.

Sophia Goodfriend

September 12, 2022

Warfare has simply become a white-collar tech job.

Pressure and Escape

M. Muhannad Ayyash

June 30, 2022

In Palestine, nature and poetry offer a respite from constant pressure.

Anointing the Dead

Sarah Aziza

May 23, 2022

Is there room for handbags in an obituary?

Weak at the Knees

James Wham

April 07, 2022

“Ahed’s Knee” has little to say about the gravest crimes of the state it sets out to criticize.

Vegan Nation

Jordan G. Teicher

January 10, 2022

Israel’s status as a “vegan nation” sits uneasily alongside the state’s ongoing oppression of Palestinians.

The Global Garage

Will Meyer

August 24, 2021

Militarized frontiers get a tech-savvy makeover.

Building from the Rubble

M. Muhannad Ayyash

May 19, 2021

Palestinian resistance and the road to liberation

A State of One’s Own

Francis Wade

January 26, 2021

On the colonial roots of postcolonial violence.

Little Pieces of Metal

Karthik Purushothaman

December 10, 2020

On Philip Metres’s poetry of war and reconciliation.

The End of Enforced Silence

Kaleem Hawa

August 20, 2020

Representations of Palestine in the mainstream media are a form of journalistic malpractice.

Shoot First, Ask Questions Later

Dalia Hatuqa

July 30, 2020

Palestinians know not to expect justice from Israeli police.