While the international community sits back and breathes a sigh of relief at the so-called ceasefire, the situation on the ground is deteriorating.
“The idea that British Jews hide their Jewishness behind closed doors is long out of date, to the extent it was ever true.”
How community-led design is forging solidarity across London's urban struggles.
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.
An interview with British journalist Peter Oborne.
Zack Polanski couldn't have foreseen the antisemitism he'd experience in politics. But his name change at 18 shows his lifelong commitment to standing as himself, and with minorities everywhere.
The government wants us to forget its crimes as it plays peace-maker in Gaza.
Everyday New Yorkers react to Mamdani's win.
A letter to the editor and a response
The violence is spreading and everyone is vulnerable.
On the emptiness of art in the shadow of genocide.
Britishness will never protect us.
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