Truthout
Interview
Middle East Analyst: Netanyahu Will Try to Scuttle Ceasefire After First Phase
Mouin Rabbani explains why the limited agreement will not shift politics in Israel and Palestine.
Netanyahu’s New Last-Minute Conditions Would Ruin Ceasefire Agreement
An analyst from Gaza, a former peace negotiator and a journalist discuss the ceasefire deal and Palestine’s future.
HIV-Positive Palestinians Struggle to Survive as Israel Blocks Medication
Genocide is making it impossible to get medication to people, according to a new report from The Intercept.
CA Law Allows Low Wages for Incarcerated Firefighters as “Involuntary Servitude”
Voters in November rejected a ballot measure that would've made it easier to change prisoners' working conditions.
There’s Much to Say About Economics of War, But Most Economists Won’t Address It
Traditional economics virtually ignores war, even though economic triggers directly contribute to conflicts.
Hind Rajab Foundation Seeks to Hold Israeli Soldiers Accountable for War Crimes
The group gathers evidence of war crimes from social media to help governments prosecute Israeli soldiers abroad.
Jimmy Carter’s Legacy Includes Arming and Funding the Genocide in East Timor
Between 1977 and 1979, the administration more than doubled US military aid and sales to Indonesia.
Scholar Says AHA’s Vote on Gaza Scholasticide Shouldn’t Be Controversial
Professor Rebecca E. Karl explains why she voted in favor of the American Historical Association’s resolution.
California Wildfires Are a Climate Wake-Up Call — But Is Anyone Listening?
Evacuated journalist Sonali Kolhatkar says corporate media cover such disasters as isolated incidents instead.
11 Men Freed After Decades in Guantánamo Bay Prison
Rights groups call on the Biden administration to release Guantánamo’s last 15 prisoners and close it once and for all.