The international law scholar discusses Israel’s continuing war on Gaza’s population.
Gaza on Fire
Palestine’s application to the International Criminal Court is a welcome step toward holding Israel accountable.
Critical theorist and activist Judith Butler talks about Israel, Palestine, Gaza, BDS, US education, anti-Semitism and inequality.
Residents of the Gaza Strip – 65% of whom are under 25 – are resilient, but how much more can they stand?
To untie the knot of issues that lies at the center of the Middle East tangle, the US must use its military aid to Israel and Egypt as a bargaining chip.
Take issue with J Street, which supported strikes on Gaza, but any plausible vision for a future progressive victory includes J Street in the winner’s circle.
The attack on Gaza was an attack on all of us. The denial of justice to Palestinians is a symptom of much of humanity under siege and a warning that the threat of a new world war is growing by the day, says John Pilger.
This cease-fire is just the most recent of a series of agreements reached after each of Israel’s escalations in its unremitting assault on Gaza.
Over the years, Henry Siegman, the former executive director of the American Jewish Congress, has become a vocal critic of Israel’s policies in the Occupied Territories and has urged Israel to engage with Hamas.
Israelis and Palestinians have agreed to an indefinite ceasefire, ending Israel’s 50-day assault on the Gaza Strip.