Gaza Changed the World
There is no more status quo, no going back, and yet, after the ceasefire, so much will remain the same.
There is no more status quo, no going back, and yet, after the ceasefire, so much will remain the same.
Dr. Rupa Marya of San Francisco is suing for discrimination after her university punished her for speaking out against Israel’s genocide of Palestinians.
The tech giant deleted the accounts of three prominent Palestinian human rights groups — a capitulation to Trump sanctions.
Clocking in at nine whole pages — down from 103 in 2024 — the new State Department human rights report is “functionally useless.”
With endorsements and a new pledge for lawmakers, TrackAIPAC is flexing its growing influence on the Capitol.
U.S. President Donald Trump said the ceasefire deal marked “a wonderful day for everybody.” Why did it take two years to arrive?
I met Anas during an Israeli siege of a hospital. He grew to be my mentor — and my friend.
For a brief period, the pause in Israeli violence gave us a sense of normalcy. Then the airstrikes started again.
Despite their defeat by Senate Republicans, bills seeking to block arms sales to Israel found widespread Democratic support.
This war is not just about death. It is about making life impossible.
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