The World is Listening: Four Urgent Tasks for Palestine’s Struggle for Liberation
Ramzy Baroud examines Israel’s collapsing narrative, urging Palestinians to turn global awareness into accountability, solidarity and resistance to Zionist ideology.…
Three Years into Genocide: Who Reports the Truth from Gaza, Who Helps Bury It?
Katie Halper examines Israel’s targeting of Palestinian journalists and Western media’s complicity in silencing their reporting on the Gaza genocide.…
The Great Dismantling: International Law in the Age of Zionist Genocide
Craig Mokhiber examines how the US-Israel assault on international law threatens global rights as Israel’s legal impunity begins to crumble.…
Gaza: The Genocide that Turned Innocent Victims into Moral Victors
Ahmet Davutoğlu examines how Gaza’s suffering has awakened humanity’s conscience, uniting people worldwide against genocide and exposing political leaders’ complicity.…
Zionism is Racism: Changing the Global Discourse Three Years into Genocide
Lubna Speitan examines how the Green Party’s rejection of Zionism challenges Western taboos and centers Palestinian rights and political agency.…
Gaza Genocide and the Destruction of International Human Rights
Dan Kovalik examines how Western support for Israel’s genocide dismantles human rights protections, threatening Palestinian survival and fundamental freedoms worldwide.…
Three Years into the Gaza Genocide: What Has Really Changed?
Sami al-Arian examines Zionism’s strategic foundations, urging coordinated resistance that transforms shifting global discourse into Palestinian justice, freedom and self-determination.…
Changing the Narrative on Palestine: Five Responsibilities for Independent Media
Romana Rubeo examines how Palestinian voices reshape global solidarity, outlining five editorial responsibilities for journalism that challenge complicity and hasbara.…
Gaza’s Global Flood: Turning Worldwide Solidarity into Political Power
Na’eem Jeenah examines how Gaza’s genocide awakened global solidarity while exposing international law’s failures and demanding action beyond the streets.…
The Writing on the Wall: Why Apartheid Israel is on the Threshold of Defeat
Daud Abdullah examines how growing global boycotts and solidarity with Palestine echo the movement that helped dismantle South African apartheid.…
When Buildings Fall, Stories Remain: Refaat Alareer’s Enduring Legacy in Gaza
Benay Blend explores how Palestinian writers sustain dignity, hope and Refaat Alareer’s legacy through storytelling amid Israel’s genocide in Gaza.…
Arming Genocide: Israel’s Accomplices and the Fight for Accountability
Alfred De Zayas examines Western complicity in Gaza’s genocide, urging international prosecutions, sanctions and boycotts to end Israel’s continuing impunity.…
The World Entered Gaza through Its Screens: When Will It Answer Our Voices?
Writing from Gaza, Hani al-Salmy examines how Palestinians tell their own stories while global awareness fails to deliver meaningful protection.…
One Democratic State After Genocide: No Future without Justice
Ghada Karmi argues that a democratic state in Palestine requires truth, accountability and reparations for victims of Israel’s genocide. The…
Three Years after October 7: What Has Changed for Palestine and Israel?
Robert Inlakesh examines how October 7 reshaped global opinion, regional resistance and Israel’s trajectory amid continuing genocide and unresolved wars.…
Ahmet Davutoğlu
Ahmet Davutoğlu is a Turkish academic, diplomat and former prime minister. He served as foreign minister from 2009 to 2014 and prime minister from 2014 to 2016. A former professor of international relations, he authored Strategic Depth and promoted “zero problems with neighbors” diplomacy. He founded the Future Party in 2019, advocating constitutional reform and a return to parliamentary government.
Read MoreRichard Falk
Richard Falk is Professor Emeritus of International Law at Princeton University and a research fellow at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He served six years as UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Occupied Palestine. A scholar of international law and global governance, he has authored or coauthored over 20 books on human rights, international law and global institutions.
Read MoreKatie Halper
Katie Halper is a writer, filmmaker and host of The Katie Halper Show and co-host of Useful Idiots. A vocal advocate for Palestinian rights, she was fired from The Hill’s Rising after defending Rashida Tlaib and describing Israel as an apartheid state. She is developing Never Again, a documentary featuring Jewish Holocaust survivors speaking out against the genocide in Gaza.
Read MoreCraig Mokhiber
Craig Mokhiber is an international human rights lawyer, former senior UN official, and member of the Gaza People’s Tribunal. He spent more than thirty years at the UN before leaving in October 2023 with a widely read letter warning of genocide in Palestine and calling for an approach rooted in equality, human rights, and international law.
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