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Now Free, Columbia Student Mohsen Mahdawi Discusses His Experience in ICE Jail
He says there’s an “interconnectedness between injustices,” as family members have been incarcerated in Israeli jails.
My Father in Gaza Was Yearning for Our Reunion. When That Hope Died, So Did He.
This is how we grieve under occupation: digitally, remotely, alone. Our mourning, like our lives, is fragmented.
Ahead of 77th Nakba Day, Israel Shut Down 6 UNRWA Schools in Jerusalem
The closures have left over 800 Palestinian students without schools, and has thrown an entire community into limbo.
Palestinians Face Mass Starvation. US-Israeli Plan Would Further Weaponize Food.
World Peace Foundation Executive Director Alex de Waal discusses the plan he dubs “surveillance humanitarianism.”
As Trump Pushes Talks With Iran, Israel’s Genocide Continues in Gaza
Journalist Akbar Shahid Ahmed and DAWN Executive Director Sarah Leah Whitson discuss Trump’s moves in the Middle East.
Amid Starvation, People in Gaza Are Choosing Death at Home Over Displacement
Only two bags of infested flour are left in my house. I interviewed others also facing starvation and ground invasion.
Biden’s Gaza “Aid” Pier Operation Caused Dozens of Injuries, Millions in Damages
At least 62 soldiers were injured amid the pier operation, with one later dying to his injuries.
Hamas Releases Israeli American Soldier, Seeking to Reopen Ceasefire Talks
The White House reportedly negotiated with Hamas without Israel’s participation for the captive release.
Pittsburgh Can’t Vote on Whether to Divest From Genocide in May Election
Legal challenges killed the referendum effort, and a group is suing grassroots organizers for legal costs.
Gaza Faces “Critical Risk of Famine” Due to Full Israeli Blockade, Experts Warn
Roughly 500,000 Palestinians are experiencing “catastrophic” hunger levels, the latest food insecurity report finds.