Israel’s Mounting Ceasefire Violations in Gaza
“The matter is not a ceasefire — we are talking about a managed genocide, a managed forcible displacement.”
“The matter is not a ceasefire — we are talking about a managed genocide, a managed forcible displacement.”
As the Israeli government enters the third year of ethnic cleansing in Gaza, mothers keep bringing new Palestinians into the world.
Palestinian students who were admitted to American universities are now trapped in Gaza, where Israel has destroyed most schools.
Photographers in Gaza risk their lives to witness the war. Their images speak louder than the critics trying to discredit them.
“This is a continuation of the occupation, if not a continuation of the war by other means.”
Project Sunrise outlines a “smart city” with AI grids. It’s only possible with the continued dispossession of Palestinians.
Activists with Swifties Against Genocide want to impose a cost on trampling pro-Palestine voices.
The so-called ceasefire might seem like a good excuse to bury the hatchet and enjoy a quieter family dinner, but it’s not.
Palestinian journalist Anas Zayed Fteiha filed a legal claim against Axel Springer for alleging his photos exaggerate the famine in Gaza.
James Zogby and Jonah Valdez on what it will take for this ceasefire to succeed, and Palestinian writer Taqwa Ahmed Al-Wawi shares her hopes and fears.
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