Tag: palestine

Columns

Little Pieces of Metal

Karthik Purushothaman

December 10, 2020

On Philip Metres’s poetry of war and reconciliation.

A Culture of Resistance

Ratik Asokan

September 30, 2020

Over the past decade, Mohamad Junaid has emerged as one of the most eloquent Kashmiri voices in support of self-determination. Born in 1981 in Islamabad—a city in the Kashmir Valley—he was eight years old the year mass protests began to gather steam, and he came of age ...

Landscapes of Memory

Saleem Haddad

September 09, 2020

Two Palestinian novels confront the ghosts of the Nakba.

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.

Brute Forces

The Baffler

July 30, 2020

Dispatches on police violence from around the world.

A Dismal Jubilee

Bruce Robbins

March 10, 2020

Rashid Khalidi’s new book surveys a century of imperialism and resistance in Palestine.

Pinkwashing Liberation

Rami Yasir

August 16, 2019

Co-opting the language of resistance to erase gay Palestinians

Fanatical Moderate

Nathan Goldman

November 13, 2018

In Dear Zealots, Amos Oz is unwavering in his commitment to a Jewish nationalism as simple and brutal as any other.