By Thinking Palestine Editors At the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress, Ronnie Barkan argued direct action becomes a moral duty when governments enable injustice and criminalize resistance. For Israeli anti-Zionist activist Ronnie Barkan, solidarity with Palestine cannot remain confined to statements, conferences or symbolic gestures. Moderating the panel “Freedom is a Verb: Taking Action Without Seeking […]
By Thinking Palestine Editors At the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress, Andrew Feinstein argued Western governments enable Israel’s genocide by design, making direct action indispensable. When people accuse Western governments of failing to stop Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza, Andrew Feinstein offers a provocative correction. “They haven’t failed,” he said. “I think a politician like Keir Starmer […]
By Thinking Palestine Editors At the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress, Clara Tatlow Devally argued Europe’s legal systems criminalize anti-genocide activists while protecting complicity in atrocities. When Clara Tatlow Devally watched the video of her brother’s arrest, she had no idea what she was about to witness. Standing in the kitchen of her family’s home, she […]
By Thinking Palestine Editors Addressing the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress, Ilan Pappé urged Jewish anti-Zionists to challenge Zionism while advancing Palestinian liberation. ‘Universal Voice for Palestine’ Opening his keynote address at the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress in Dublin, Israeli historian Ilan Pappé admitted that, after more than four decades of activism, he had often questioned […]
By Thinking Palestine Editors Addressing the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress, Ramzy Baroud argued that Gaza has fundamentally reshaped the world’s political and moral landscape. Addressing the opening day of the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress in Dublin, Palestinian journalist, author and The Palestine Chronicle editor Ramzy Baroud argued that Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza has produced […]
By Thinking Palestine Editors For thousands of years, Iran has stood at the crossroads of empire, trade, culture, and conflict. From the rise of ancient Persia to modern struggles over sovereignty, sanctions, war, and foreign intervention, Iranian history has been shaped by resilience, political transformation, and resistance to external domination. c. 3200 BCE–550 BCE — […]
By Thinking Palestine Editors ‘Iran in Focus’ emerges from an urgent necessity: to confront the “war of words” and strategic framing that have long defined the West’s engagement with the Islamic Republic of Iran. As the Middle East enters a period of unprecedented military escalation, the latest issue of Thinking Palestine, ‘Iran in Focus’, examines […]
Each issue will be organized around a central theme and developed in collaboration with respected institutions, organizations, and individuals working in the field.