Gaza
Studying Under Fire
The destruction of Gaza’s universities has erased not just buildings, but entire futures. For students, it has turned years of study into uncertainty, forcing us to rebuild our hopes from the ground up.
Gaza’s Beloved
The story of one bereaved family in Gaza captures the loss and resilience of Palestine in the face of ruthless colonization and genocide.
The Israeli Left Is Not Going To Save Gaza
An open letter to President Trump from over 600 retired Israeli military and intelligence officials demanding an end to the war in Gaza made global headlines. Yet inside Israel, the letter barely registered as news and will have no policy impact.
Israeli Liberals Grapple With the G-Word
For nearly two years, support for Israel’s war on Gaza was nearly unanimous among Jewish citizens, with blanket rejection of accusations that the army was committing war crimes. But the images of starving children have forced some liberals to grapple with the reality.
This Is How You Conduct Genocide by the Regulations
A human rights lawyer spent years advocating against Israeli restrictions on access to and from Gaza. But even she did not anticipate how quickly the bureaucratic structures created to control the population in Gaza could be used to facilitate their destruction.
Covering Gaza
As Palestinians in Gaza are starved, bombed and burned, fleeing between areas, attempting to avoid snipers, scavenging from dirt to feed their children and themselves, even those who want to write cannot find the time or the strength. But what they say about their lives deserves recording.
The Toxic Blowback of Israel’s Bombs
Unlike bombing trucks and convoys of humanitarian aid, destroying the environment in Gaza will have an impact well beyond the enclave. While Israeli leaders may believe that their actions help achieve military and security objectives, they seem to ignore that Israeli citizens, too, will experience the devastating environmental consequences.