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Palestinian Poet Describes the Ongoing Struggle to Survive in Gaza
Mosab Abu Toha fled Gaza after being detained by the Israeli military, but many in his family were unable to escape.
Literary Institutions Are Pressuring Authors to Remain Silent About Gaza
Requiring authors remain silent about war at the risk of losing their livelihoods is not only ironic but also sinister.
Rebuilding Gaza’s Economy After Genocide Would Take 350 Years, UN Finds
Israel’s genocide has “propelled Gaza from de-development to utter ruin,” a new report finds.
Israel’s Siege Forces First Responders to Totally Halt Operations in North Gaza
All services that support life in north Gaza have either ceased operation or will be forced to soon, reports say.
Pro-Palestine Activists Target Invisible Genocide Profiteer in Arms Supply Chain
Palestine liberation activists aim to mobilize the labor and climate movements’ rage against logistics giant Maersk.
Israel Targets 6 Gaza Journalists With Apparent “Assassination Threat”
The accusations are an “obvious attempt to preemptively justify our murder,” one of the journalists said.
Jewish Students Blast Universities for Actions Against Sukkot Demonstrations
Universities destroyed sukkah shelters and stood by while students were harassed by bigots, Jewish Voice for Peace said.
From the Ashes: How Grief Shapes Our Struggles
“The capitalist system also doesn't care if we die,” says author Sarah Jaffe.
The Only US Diplomat to Publicly Resign From Biden Admin Over Gaza Speaks Out
Hala Rharrit says the administration’s attempts to instill hope in concerned voters are public relations ploys.
UN Report Warns a Year of Israeli Bombing Has Set Gaza Back Nearly 7 Decades
Gaza's poverty rate is estimated to reach 74.3 percent this year, with over 2.6 million people newly impoverished.