Memes are not merely publishable content, but a constantly evolving space of resistance, and thus the last remaining form of freedom in a time when the Palestinian cause is being silently erased.
Even as tensions spread in the region, we must remember the humanitarian crisis faced by the people in Gaza.
We Must Not Look Away From Gaza Read More »
The Palestinian genocide and American complicity has been possible because of an absence of empathy towards Palestinians. Western society needs a theology of empathy in order to stop this and other genocides.
Palestine and the Need for a Theology of Empathy Read More »
We are deeply alarmed by the detention of Mahmoud Khalil, a permanent U.S. resident, green-card holder, and prominent Palestinian student activist at Columbia University, who now faces possible deportation. The antisemitism accusations leveled against him are spurious and highly problematic. His arrest marks a pivotal moment for the future of free speech and the right
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We are deeply alarmed by and strongly condemn President Trump’s announcement that the US will ‘take over’ and ‘own’ the Gaza Strip. Should this plan be carried out, it will amount to the ethnic cleansing of its current inhabitants. Around two million Gazans will lose their ancestral homes. The Nakba will be re-enacted. The announcement
Gaza belongs to Palestinians Read More »
During wars, journalists are among the first on the scene, committed to uncovering what unfolds in real time on the ground. However, in recent conflicts, journalists are caught in the crossfire of violence, truth, and trust.
‘The First Casualty’: Notes on Journalism, Truth, and Conflict Read More »
In international politics, condemnation is as much about decoupling the truth from its context as it is about demanding justice and channelling solidarity.
The Anatomy of Condemnation Politics Read More »
