By Sami Al-Arian Sami al-Arian examines Zionism’s strategic foundations, urging coordinated resistance that transforms shifting global discourse into Palestinian justice, freedom and self-determination. Three years into the Gaza genocide, the question is no longer whether the world knows what has happened to the Palestinian people. Taking advantage of the October 7 attacks, the Zionist regime […]
By Romana Rubeo Romana Rubeo examines how Palestinian voices reshape global solidarity, outlining five editorial responsibilities for journalism that challenge complicity and hasbara. Three years into Israel’s genocide in Gaza, we are still witnessing the horrors of Israeli brutality and the unwillingness of the international community to hold Israel fully accountable and put an end […]
By Na’eem Jeenah Na’eem Jeenah examines how Gaza’s genocide awakened global solidarity while exposing international law’s failures and demanding action beyond the streets. Al-Aqsa Flood and the three years of genocide thereafter reawakened the conscience of the world. Simultaneously, it heralded the unraveling of international law and a (further) descent into global lawlessness. Three years […]
By Daud Abdullah Daud Abdullah examines how growing global boycotts and solidarity with Palestine echo the movement that helped dismantle South African apartheid. They were both born in 1948 from the womb of European colonialism. Like conjoined twins, apartheid South Africa and Zionist Israel thrived on Western patronage and structures of racism. Three decades after […]
By Benay Blend Benay Blend explores how Palestinian writers sustain dignity, hope and Refaat Alareer’s legacy through storytelling amid Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Since Al-Aqsa Flood, there has been an upsurge of books about Palestine from those who explore the ramifications of October 7. These analyses are important, but equally so are the voices of […]
By Alfred De Zayas Alfred De Zayas examines Western complicity in Gaza’s genocide, urging international prosecutions, sanctions and boycotts to end Israel’s continuing impunity. Three years into the Gaza genocide, Israeli war crimes and crimes against humanity are rampant in Gaza, the OPT, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Iran. The genocide continues and the world lets […]
By Hani al-Salmy Writing from Gaza, Hani al-Salmy examines how Palestinians tell their own stories while global awareness fails to deliver meaningful protection. Three years ago, the world knew Gaza through the images that reached it after the bombing. Today, the world is almost inside Gaza. There is a phone in every tent, a screen […]
By Ghada Karmi Ghada Karmi argues that a democratic state in Palestine requires truth, accountability and reparations for victims of Israel’s genocide. The conflict between Israel and the Palestinians has proved virtually impossible to resolve. That is because it is unique, without a historical precedent to guide its solution. It does not wholly fit into […]
By Robert Inlakesh Robert Inlakesh examines how October 7 reshaped global opinion, regional resistance and Israel’s trajectory amid continuing genocide and unresolved wars. “Was it actually worth it?” and “What has truly been achieved?” are amongst the most commonly asked questions about the decision taken by the Qassam Brigades of Hamas on October 7, 2023. […]
By Hanan Kattan Hanan Kattan reflects on three years of genocide in Gaza, tracing how Palestinian testimony exposed Western complicity and galvanized resistance. Three years on, even as my heart breaks with the continued, unnecessary, inflicted, unimaginable suffering of our people, I see hope. The endless horror of three years of genocide, streamed from where […]