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Activists Can’t Give In to Bad-Faith Smears on Pro-Palestine Speech and Slogans
When movements let their messages be watered down, they risk the erosion of their ideas in popular consciousness.
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.
Gaza Officials Say Israel Has Violated Ceasefire 80 Times in First 10 Days
Israel carried out a bombardment on Sunday after two Israeli soldiers were apparently killed in an explosion.
Recognizing Palestinian Statehood Is the Floor. Liberation Must Be the Ceiling.
One by one, nations formally recognized the State of Palestine. But what does that mean with Gaza reduced to rubble?
Vulnerable Renters Are Fearful as Emergency Housing Vouchers Wind Down
The end of a pandemic-era federal housing subsidy leaves tens of thousands across the US unsure where they’ll live next.
West Bank Death Toll Amid Genocide Tops 1,000 as Israeli Forces Kill Child
Israeli forces shot and killed fourth grader Mohammad Bahjat Al-Hallaq while he was playing soccer with friends.
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.
Israeli Assault Has Left 20,000 Unexploded Bombs Across Gaza, Officials Estimate
The UN has recorded 324 deaths, including 91 children, to unexploded ordnance since October 7, 2023.
UN, ICC Urged to Investigate Murder of Palestinian Journalist Saleh Aljafarawi
Meta deleted his Instagram account after his death, destroying a critical historical record of the genocide.
Israel Says It’s Halving Aid Into Gaza After Receiving Last 20 Living Captives
Israel says Hamas hasn’t returned captives’ bodies — while still blocking entry of machinery that can clear rubble.