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These Sudanese deported by Israel are now saving others from war
Israel carries heavy responsibility for denying asylum to Sudanese who are being forced to flee their homes yet again. Initiatives like ours can help them.
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Hundreds protest Israeli launch of anti-trans book
The Hebrew-language edition of Abigail Shrier's book, decried as 'transphobic propaganda,' has been slammed for importing a U.S. culture war.
By
Oren Ziv
With NGO assault, Israel drops its fig leaf
The Israeli right has co-opted Rabin's slogan 'without a High Court and B'Tselem' to undermine those institutions — but for a different purpose.
By
Orly Noy
The long history of Israel’s war on the Palestinian flag
From terror threat to peace hopes, Israeli views of the Palestinian flag have undergone many shifts. Now, attempts to outlaw it are back.
By
Barak Mayer
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Biden’s antisemitism strategy gets a lot right — but has one problem
By failing to push back on problematic definitions of antisemitism, the White House is missing a golden opportunity in the fight against hate.
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Natasha Roth-Rowland
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After backlash, conference drops Israeli archeologist for settlement university ties
Archeologists criticized the participation of two Ariel University scholars at the international event, citing illegality of excavations on occupied territory.
By
Oren Ziv
May 28, 2023
Under settler terror, Palestinians tear down and flee their village
Twenty-seven Palestinian families made the devastating decision to leave their homes in 'Ein Samia, hounded out by Israeli settlers and army pressure.
By
Basel Adra
May 25, 2023
These Israeli youth are burning their draft orders — and no longer feeling alone
Left-wing high schoolers describe how the anti-government protests have provided a window for the mainstreaming of views long deemed illegitimate.
By
Oren Ziv
May 24, 2023
What will Saudi-Iran rapprochement mean for the Palestinians?
An accord between Riyadh and Tehran could stymie regional polarization and normalization with Israel. Will Palestinian leaders take advantage of it?
By
Omar H. Rahman
May 24, 2023
A ritual of violence that Israelis have already forgotten
The collapse of any logic in Israel's Gaza policy has become accepted without a shred of discomfort, rendering the yearly bloodletting an act of fate.
By
Amir Rotem
May 23, 2023
Avoiding an Israeli fascist isn’t the brave move the EU thinks it is
Cancelling an event with Ben Gvir does not make up for a history of European interests that give Israel the green light to carry on with its illegal policies.
By
Eitay Mack
May 22, 2023
Where can we Palestinians mourn our catastrophe?
By banning our ability to mourn the Nakba, Germany is opening the floodgates to a new wave of repression against all aspects of Palestinian identity.
By
Hebh Jamal
May 18, 2023
We are ready to rebuild and rewrite Gaza’s narrative
The constant state of fear and uncertainty cast a dark shadow over our lives. But our dreams and resilience help us survive Gaza's dark times.
By
Haneen AbdAlnabi
May 18, 2023
How the Nakba’s second generation absorbed their parents’ trauma
From the food we ate to the work we chose, the Nakba permeated everything in the lives of the children of Palestinian refugees displaced in their homeland.
By
Samah Salaime
May 17, 2023
I’m a Nakba survivor. In the ruins of my home, I write my hopes in stone
Every year I visit the Palestinian village I was expelled from in 1948. Now in the U.S., I dream my children will rebuild the land based on justice and equality.
By
Leila Giries
May 16, 2023
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