The World is Listening: Four Urgent Tasks for Palestine’s Struggle for Liberation

By Ramzy Baroud   Ramzy Baroud examines Israel’s collapsing narrative, urging Palestinians to turn global awareness into accountability, solidarity and resistance to Zionist ideology. Three years into the Gaza genocide, Israel has exposed what its advocates spent more than a century trying to conceal: the violence underlying its claims of victimhood. The story of that […]

Three Years into Genocide: Who Reports the Truth from Gaza, Who Helps Bury It?

By Katie Halper Katie Halper examines Israel’s targeting of Palestinian journalists and Western media’s complicity in silencing their reporting on the Gaza genocide. Three years into the genocide of Gaza—and despite near-total indifference from their supposed colleagues in Western media—Palestinian journalists there continue to show almost unimaginable bravery, risking their lives even as Israel maintains […]

Gaza after Three Years of Genocide: Continuities and Discontinuities

By Richard Falk Richard Falk examines Gaza’s longstanding oppression and escalating genocide, exposing Western complicity and the failures of international law and institutions. Pre-October 7 Continuities There is a risk that by viewing the Gaza ordeal from the perspective of these ghastly last three years, we indirectly validate Israel’s view that all was fine in […]

Gaza’s History, Palestine’s Future: Between Urgency and Liberation

By Ilan Pappé Ilan Pappé traces Gaza’s destruction to Zionism and international complicity, urging decolonization and a Palestinian vision of freedom and coexistence. Over the last year, alongside my other assignments, I have been finishing a short book on the history of Gaza, from the early Ottoman period until the eve of Al-Aqsa Flood operation. […]

When the World Couldn’t Enter Gaza, Palestinian Journalists Became Its Witnesses

By Shaimaa Eid Shaimaa Eid examines how Palestinian journalists preserve Gaza’s humanity and reach global audiences, asking whether witnessing will lead to action. Throughout three years of genocide, Gaza has been trying to tell its story to a world that has been unable to witness it firsthand. Since October 2023, Israel has barred foreign journalists […]

Three Years into Genocide: Palestine is Global, but Who Still Silences It?

By Tahrir Hamdi Tahrir Hamdi examines Palestine’s growing global solidarity movement, confronting Western complicity, Arab repression and the silencing of resistance across academia. The third year of the genocide in Gaza has come to a close, and we are now entering its fourth year, marked by daily bombings, the forced starvation of the population and […]

The Great Dismantling: International Law in the Age of Zionist Genocide

By Craig Mokhiber Craig Mokhiber examines how the US-Israel assault on international law threatens global rights as Israel’s legal impunity begins to crumble. The Israel exception to international law is not new. It predates even the establishment of the Israeli regime itself, constructed as it was in the halls of imperial power more than a […]

Gaza: The Genocide that Turned Innocent Victims into Moral Victors

By Ahmet Davutoğlu Ahmet Davutoğlu examines how Gaza’s suffering has awakened humanity’s conscience, uniting people worldwide against genocide and exposing political leaders’ complicity. In Gaza, we have witnessed a level of barbarity almost without precedent in human history. The leaders and soldiers of a genocidal state, stripped of fundamental human values, have massacred defenseless children […]

Zionism is Racism: Changing the Global Discourse Three Years into Genocide

By Lubna Speitan Lubna Speitan examines how the Green Party’s rejection of Zionism challenges Western taboos and centers Palestinian rights and political agency. Three years into the genocide, alongside an unbearable death toll and unspeakable suffering, a significant change is taking place; we are witnessing the collapse of a carefully constructed linguistic and political architecture. […]

Gaza Genocide and the Destruction of International Human Rights

By Dan Kovalik Dan Kovalik examines how Western support for Israel’s genocide dismantles human rights protections, threatening Palestinian survival and fundamental freedoms worldwide. After World War II and the Holocaust, the nations of the world came together to create an international legal structure to protect basic human rights and to prevent such terrible events as […]