Tag: palestine

Columns

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.

No Action

Francesca Newton

August 20, 2025

Repression in the name of freedom is becoming a feature of the UK.

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.

Ideology Ruled Her Camera

Nihal El Aasar

May 05, 2025

On Heiny Srour’s revolutionary women.

The Space Between

Abdelrahman ElGendy

April 22, 2025

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

Schumer’s Warning

David Klion

March 31, 2025

Self-congratulation and willful ignorance in Chuck Schumer’s book on antisemitism.

Guilt by Association

Shilpa Jindia

March 19, 2025

The crackdown on pro-Palestine speech.

A Ceasefire Is Not Enough

Tariq Kenney-Shawa

January 29, 2025

This period of taking stock is not just for Palestinians. It’s a reckoning for all of us.

Incendiary Kites

Will Harrison

November 13, 2024

We’ve no shortage of proof.

The Failure of Liberal Zionism

David Klion

October 08, 2024

Israel has behaved exactly as its harshest critics predicted.