Tag: palestine

Columns

Pragmocracy Now

Kenneth Dillon

August 01, 2024

For the Biden administration, to be pragmatic is to act now and dream later.

Netanyahu’s Inferno

Séamus Malekafzali

July 23, 2024

Will Israel invade Lebanon? It seems increasingly likely.

Trauma Wards

Tobias Kirchwey

June 27, 2024

No hospital in Gaza has been untouched by Israel’s brutality.

Running Amok

Mary Turfah

June 18, 2024

Zionists have disregarded what it means to be seen by Palestinians.

Echo #76

Fady Joudah

May 06, 2024

A new poem by Fady Joudah.

Parting Waters

Hannah Gold

May 02, 2024

The narrative of Jews as the eternally oppressed too often takes center stage.

Pinkwashing the Timeline

Schuyler Mitchell

April 30, 2024

Just beneath the surface of pro-Zionist discourse lies a disdain for queerness.

Stealing the Voice of Authority

Arielle Isack

April 17, 2024

It’s embarrassing to write for the New York Times.

Crimes Against Language

Sarah Aziza

April 11, 2024

In genocide, all language fails.

Assistance as Containment

Laura Robson

April 10, 2024

On the defunding of UNRWA.

Voices of Mourning

Hannah Gold

April 09, 2024

Who is afforded a non-politicized death?

Toward an Intellectual History of Genocide in Gaza

Esmat Elhalaby

March 27, 2024

The destruction of Gaza begins with ideas.