In supporting Israel’s collective punishment of Gaza's civilians for the heinous acts perpetrated by Hamas on October 7th, Western powers have brazenly dispensed with key pillars of the very same liberal world order they purport to uphold.
Through a British legacy of financial secrecy, the Israeli settler movement has a way to avoid international regulation and sanction.
For Israel and its allies, Iran’s attack has ushered in a new political reality in which Palestinians once again fade from view.
Since 7 October, the principal dividing line on Israel-Palestine has been supporting or opposing a ceasefire. For a faction accustomed to taking the middle ground, that has posed a unique dilemma.
What a reductive analogy can tell us about the unfolding catastrophe.
The UN Security Council’s first call for an immediate ceasefire is little more than a nod.
Across the West Bank, Hamas’ 7 October attack has become the latest pretext for accelerating the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
Portraits of the activists defying repression and persecution to protest Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.
A new literary form emerges under genocide.
The materials helping us understand the situation on the ground and the world letting it happen.
Exploring the responses of British Muslims and Jews to a new era of mass protest.
Neturei Karta have become the poster children of Jewish anti-Zionism. But under the surface lie some uncomfortable truths.
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