Kate Greenberg is a writer, activist, and editor at Vashti.
A prose poem from Umm al-Khair.
Months after the murder of activist Awdah Hathaleen, Israel's plan to demolish Umm al-Khair exposes a ruthless new level of impunity in the West Bank.
Banning direct action won’t make anger at genocide disappear – no wonder people are chanting.
"You wonder what you are doing there, with your bloody grammar exercises, with your godforsaken vocabulary sheets."
An interview with Hineinu activist Raviv Rose.
We must make Masafer Yatta's victory a reality.
Filmmaker Tash Lever documents the Israeli anti-war movement and everything in between.
Imagining Syria in the South Hebron Hills.
From Amsterdam to Jerusalem.
“For a good few minutes I just stood there, like I was waiting for something beautiful and improbable and inconceivable to happen.”
Who counts as a hostage, and what does it mean to be one?
A new literary form emerges under genocide.
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