Truthout
Interview
Insecurity Is a Feature, Not a Bug, of Capitalism. But It Can Spark Resistance.
Debt abolitionist Astra Taylor discusses how capitalism’s manufactured insecurity can feed movements for radical change.
Israel Helped Start Hamas to Weaken Palestinian Hopes for Statehood
Israel has a long history of enabling Hamas while designating them as terrorists to maintain tight control over Gaza.
Rojava’s Women-Led Restorative Justice System Centers Mediation, Not Retribution
Rojava’s restorative legal system offers a different model of community care, seeking to minimize police involvement.
Gaza Death Toll Nears 3,800 as Israel Amasses Tanks on the Border
The game is clear: They want complete ethnic cleansing of the Gaza Strip, says Palestinian physician Mustafa Barghouti.
This Former Child Welfare Investigator Says Family Policing Must Be Abolished
Alan J. Dettlaff once worked for Child Protective Services. What he saw made him realize the system should be abolished.
Scholar Warns Biden’s “Israel-First Approach” Will Have Lasting Consequences
It’s as if his lines are scripted by the Israeli Defense Ministry, says Palestinian American historian Rashid Khalidi.
Human Rights Lawyer in Gaza: Why Should We Be “Good” Victims of War Crimes?
The director of the Palestinian Center for Human Rights in Gaza refuses to move south after Israel’s evacuation order.
At Least 12 Journalists, Mostly Palestinians in Gaza, Killed in Past 10 Days
Sherif Mansour of the Committee to Protect Journalists discusses the role of journalism in combating misinformation.
Aid Groups: Israel’s Evacuation Order Will Cause Untold Human Suffering in Gaza
People are uploading their wills and last words to their social media accounts, says Gaza writer Muhammad Shehada.
Two Palestinians in Gaza Describe “Horror” on 6th Day of Israeli Bombing
“Within days we will have nothing in Gaza,” says Yousef Hammash of the Norwegian Refugee Council.