Truthout
Interview
Israeli Military Is Still Holding 9,000 Palestinians in Prison
“The vast majority of people being held are being held without trial,” said human rights lawyer Sari Bashi.
Former Prisoner’s New Book Offers Rare Look Into Nation’s Most Secretive Prison
Having survived the most restrictive supermax prison in the country on a trumped-up charge, Eric King tells what he saw.
Mainstream Media Miss the Global Significance of Counterrevolution in Sudan
This is a war against civilians and against a truly pro-democracy revolution, says Professor Khalid Mustafa Medani.
Israeli Settler Attacks in Occupied West Bank “Fit Into the Plan of the State”
Haaretz correspondent Amira Hass discusses settler violence, Israeli prisons, and the Gaza ceasefire.
Reporters Walk Out of Pentagon, Refusing to Heed New Press Policy
The only outlet to agree to the restrictive new rules is the far right One America News Network.
Making Things Together: Zines, Strategy, and Survival
“We're going to need a lot more in-person opportunities for us to expand our humanity,” says organizer Mariame Kaba.
Anti-Fascism Scholar Who Fled US After Death Threats Discusses MAGA’s Fascism
If we don’t organize and take action in the streets, says Mark Bray, “we’re going to end up somewhere really bad.”
From 1920s Italy to 1930s Palestine to 1980s Ska Scenes, Antifa Has Many Faces
A historian discusses past anti-fascist organizations and practices in light of Trump’s effort to criminalize “antifa.”
Israeli Lawmaker Who Was Expelled for “Recognize Palestine” Sign Speaks Out
Global demonstrations -- not Trump or Netanyahu -- are the real reason why we have a ceasefire now, says Ofer Cassif.
2025 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Is Aligned With US Imperialism, Says Historian
María Corina Machado has voiced support for sanctions against Venezuela and praised right-wing Latin American leaders.