Joshua Leifer A ‘Moral, Strategic, and Diplomatic Abyss’ In the latest round of disputes within Israel’s ruling coalition, the eliminationist, messianic far right seems poised to triumph. July 2, 2024
Isabella Hammad Acts of Language Amid the actual violence of Israel’s assault on Gaza, why have so many writers treated pro-Palestine speech as a threat? June 13, 2024
Neve Gordon Israel’s Universities: The Crackdown Last October, Palestinian students and academic staff in Israel faced unprecedented penalties for their speech. Now the repression persists. June 5, 2024
Yasmin El-Rifae A View from Cairo The Egyptian government’s repression of its citizens and the Israeli government’s occupation of Palestine are inextricably linked. May 12, 2024
Piper French UCLA: Whose Violence? For two days, UCLA’s pro-Palestine encampment was a site of violent aggression—committed not by the students but against them. May 11, 2024
Walter Johnson In Harvard Yard Civil discourse and critical inquiry are not abstract concepts in the encampment. They are active principles. May 8, 2024
Andrew Ross Migrant Workers in Their Own Land After closing its borders to Palestinians employed in critical sectors, Israel’s government has faced a labor shortage—which is being met by Indian migrant workers. April 21, 2024
Omar al-Najjar In Gaza’s Hospitals It’s not easy to work under continuous military attack, to wake up and close your eyes to injuries and corpses, to feel helpless to stop it all. April 19, 2024
Neve Gordon The Road to Famine in Gaza Hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza are at the brink of famine—a human-made disaster with roots in Israel’s history of using food as a weapon. March 30, 2024