The organization played a key role in documenting Israel’s human rights abuses for the International Criminal Court.
Struggle and Solidarity: Writing Toward Palestinian Liberation
In the wake of the Israel/Palestine “ceasefire” and subsequent unseating of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, mainstream attention quickly drifted away from the region, yet again. At Truthout, we are committed to not looking away. We will continue to cover the struggle for Palestinian liberation in all its forms, from protests within Palestine to international solidarity efforts and intersections with other movements. We’ll also delve into the context and history of Israel’s settler-colonial violence, and possibilities for a liberated future built on foundations of equity and justice. In this series, you’ll find several older pieces from our archive, contextualizing these movements, as well as an ongoing chronicle of the unfolding struggle.
Parents living under settler-colonial violence are repeatedly robbed of their capacity to protect their children.
Israel killed journalist Shireen Abu Akleh as she was documenting Israeli war crimes.
Congress has chosen to remain willfully oblivious to the suffering of Palestinians living under Israel’s cruel blockade.
Facing Israeli state violence, Palestinians refuse to concede their land and continue to organize against colonization.
It’s imperative we demand accountability from the source of funding for Israel’s war crimes — the U.S. itself.
If Bowman truly wants to uphold progressive values, he should follow the lead of the Black liberation movement.
For too long social work has neglected its obligation to stand with the oppressed and fight alongside the marginalized.
Floor fights should focus on Israeli military abuses of Palestinian civilians rather than Iron Dome funding.
Israel has successfully co-opted some North American aid agencies into helping it reinforce its apartheid policies.