William Lawrence Is Running in a Purple Michigan District — on His Pro-Palestine Credentials
Democratic leaders keep backing centrists, but a Michigan progressive is trying to harness left-leaning energy on Palestine.
Democratic leaders keep backing centrists, but a Michigan progressive is trying to harness left-leaning energy on Palestine.
A pro-Palestine group launched the first of $2 million in ad buys aiming to exploit Republican rifts over Israel. They hope Democrats will take note.
Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens — despite a record-setting $60 million in outside spending in her favor.
Outlets like the New York Times have downplayed the famine by pointing to underlying medical conditions. But these ailments only make the suffering worse.
To keep her in detention in Texas, the Trump administration pointed to Leqaa Kordia’s remittances to family in Palestine.
“I wanted to center Palestine,” a Harvard commencement speaker told The Intercept. Read and watch her speech.
Users need to revolt against what will very likely be an even more widespread effort to censor voices critical of Israel.
This war is not just about death. It is about making life impossible.
The political arm of Jewish Voice for Peace, known for protesting the genocide in Gaza, is wading into the race for the open Senate seat in Michigan.
In a tight Democratic primary, El-Sayed is trying to distinguish himself as one of two candidates running from the left.
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