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 […]
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 […]
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 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 Thinking Palestine Editors Speaking live from Gaza, Dr. Eyad Amawi told the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress that genocide destroys not only lives but society itself. Destroying the Conditions for Life As the first day of the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress turned from discussions of history, international law and political action to voices from Palestine […]
By Clarity Press & TP Editors More than a book about Gaza, ‘The Monstrosity of Our Century’ is an examination of the political and moral order that made Gaza possible. Drawing on history, anti-colonial thought, and contemporary geopolitics, Amir Nour argues that Palestine has become a defining test of the modern international system. At a […]
By Clarity Press & TP Editors Few books capture the breadth of the global response to Gaza as comprehensively as Genocide in Gaza: Voices of Global Conscience. Edited by Ahmet Davutoğlu and Richard Falk, the anthology brings together prominent scholars, diplomats, legal experts, and activists to examine one of the defining moral and political crises […]
By Michael Leonardi Originally published in Italian as Quando il Mondo Dorme by Feltrinelli, Francesca Albanese’s ‘When the World Sleeps’ brings one of the most influential voices on Palestine to an English-language audience. Through a series of deeply personal encounters, the UN Special Rapporteur explores the human stories, political realities, and moral questions that have […]
Richard Falk examines the Gaza genocide and the expanding US-Israeli war on Iran as interconnected expressions of a broader geopolitical project.
By Naema W. M. Aldaqsha Whose grief is heard and valued? When is mourning global? And which memories are dignified? I am writing to Gaza, often described as “the Strip,” as if a tear brought to earth from another metaphysical universe rather than part of Palestine, a country with a perpetual name. I am writing […]