Reuniting With Family in Gaza During the Break Between Bombings
For a brief period, the pause in Israeli violence gave us a sense of normalcy. Then the airstrikes started again.
For a brief period, the pause in Israeli violence gave us a sense of normalcy. Then the airstrikes started again.
Palestinian journalists live through the same brutal conditions they cover — and describe a pattern of direct targeting by Israeli forces.
Investigative journalists working as part of the Gaza Project used reporting, geolocation, and forensic analysis to reconstruct the shooting of Fadi al-Wahidi.
Supporting Israel is now a fringe position among Democratic voters. Why does the media keep covering it like a 50/50 issue?
U.S. President Donald Trump said the ceasefire deal marked “a wonderful day for everybody.” Why did it take two years to arrive?
Clocking in at nine whole pages — down from 103 in 2024 — the new State Department human rights report is “functionally useless.”
There’s a divide between those seeking to end all U.S. weapons deals with Israel and those who want to allow some exceptions.
Democratic leaders keep backing centrists, but a Michigan progressive is trying to harness left-leaning energy on Palestine.
The U.N. experts wrote blistering letters to five American universities about their crackdowns on Gaza protests.
Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens — despite a record-setting $60 million in outside spending in her favor.
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