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Palestine
The Border Between Gaza and Egypt Had Just Reopened. Then War With Iran Started.
Israel’s closure of the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has thrown surgeries and school plans into limbo.
I Spoke to Families in Gaza’s Largest Tent Camp. Here’s What They Told Me.
Opposite experiences in two different tent camps in Gaza show how the world could be caring better for displaced people.
Canada’s Visa Requirements Are Forcing Students in Gaza to Put Dreams on Hold
Students accepted by Canadian universities struggle to figure out how to leave Gaza and comply with strict visa rules.
As the War on Iran Spirals On, Israel Further Blocks Movement Within West Bank
Without sirens or bomb shelters, Palestinians in the West Bank are witnessing the blowback to Israel’s war on Iran.
US-Israel War on Iran Part of Long Campaign Against Regional Self-Determination
“All this does is heighten the determination of Indigenous people to find out how they can resist,” says Rami Khouri.
Palestinians Face Beatings and Abuse in Israeli Interrogations at Rafah Crossing
Palestinians returning to Gaza from Egypt report being tortured and pressured to collaborate with Israel as informants.
For the First Time, More Americans Sympathize With Palestinians Than Israelis
This is a huge change from recent decades, when sympathy for Israelis had, at times, a 50-point lead.
APA Rewrites Antisemitism Guidelines to Protect Speech on Palestine
“The weaponization of antisemitism…creates significant adverse consequences for Jews and non-Jews,” the APA wrote.
Israeli Settlers Killed Palestinian American Teen in Rising Assault on West Bank
Loved ones are mourning Nasrallah Abu Siyam, a US citizen born in Philadelphia who was shot by Israeli settlers.
Despite So-Called Ceasefire, “It’s Still a Genocide, Ongoing,” Says Gaza Poet
Israel continues to carry out strikes inside Gaza despite the US-brokered “ceasefire” that went into effect in October.