Following the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas-led attacks, in which nearly 1,200 Israelis were killed and over 200 hostages captured, Israel’s scorched-earth assault on the Gaza Strip has wreaked a kind of devastation unseen in the 21st century. In the 12 months after Oct. 7—with unconditional political, financial, and military support from the United States—Israel has leveled Gaza and perpetrated a full-blown ethnic cleansing of Palestinians. In what has been referred to as “the most documented genocide in history,” Israel has displaced 90% of the population of the Gaza Strip, killing 41,900 Palestinians and wounding more than 97,300, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry (though research published in the journal Lancet notes that the real death toll is likely much, much higher). This is to say nothing of the violence, death, devastation, and displacement that has resulted over 75 years of Israel’s brutal occupation of historic Palestine and Palestinians’ resistance to the occupation.
Israel’s war on Palestine did not begin after Oct. 7, but that day will forever be marked as a bloody turning point in history—not just for Israel and Palestine, but for the world. From makeshift schools in Gaza’s refugee camps to neighborhoods in the West Bank raided by the IDF; from professional athletes protesting Israel’s genocidal war on Palestinians to mass marches for a ceasefire in Washington, DC; from students and labor unions fighting to disrupt the war machine to anti-Zionist Jews fighting to end the occupation; from Israel’s invasion of Lebanon to corporate media’s role in laundering and perpetuating the politics of genocide; you will find compiled on this page a living archive of all the original coverage TRNN has published since October 2023 related to Israel, Palestine, and anti-war and Palestine solidarity movements around the world.
ON THE GROUND
Jewish Americans hold nationwide Oct. 7 vigils for Palestinian, Lebanese, and Israeli lives
Organized by If Not Now, the vigils held public space for grief and called for an end to US arms shipments to Israel.
Spain’s unions wage nationwide general strike for Palestine
Students, NGOs, and workers from over 200 unions across Spain waged a nationwide general strike to demand the Spanish government cut ties with Israel and end all forms of military aid.
‘They will kill me’: The story of Waleed, a young man from the West Bank
Waleed Samer assisted The Real News with filming in the West Bank over the past year. Now forced to leave home by Israel’s violence, he hopes to study abroad.
‘Allah is sufficient for us’: Worshipping in the ruins of Gaza’s mosques
Israel’s relentless bombing of Gaza has left nothing untouched—schools, hospitals, homes, and hundreds of mosques. Yet the faithful remain steadfast amid the rubble.
‘Look at our suffering!’: Gaza’s message to the world after a year of genocide
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip speak frankly about the worst year of their lives, from the effects of bombing to lack of sanitation and rampant unemployment.
‘Purgatory’: Gaza’s workers trapped in the West Bank
Before Oct. 7, these Palestinian workers from Gaza had jobs beyond the strip. Now Israel has stripped them of their work permits and trapped them in the West Bank.
From polio to hepatitis: Gaza’s health crisis is a ticking time bomb
Israel’s deliberate destruction of Gaza’s sanitation and healthcare infrastructure has left millions without clean water or waste disposal—the consequences are already dire, and could get much worse.
Thousands march on the final night of the DNC
Thousands took to the streets on Thursday night for a final March on the DNC.
Organized labor shows up for Palestine
Dozens of organizers with the Chicago Labor 4 Palestine coalition took to the streets for the final March on the DNC.
‘Our hearts are with the people in Gaza’: Demonstrators in London call to end Israeli Occupation
As UK government policies gradually infringe on the British public’s right to freedom of speech, thousands defiantly took to the streets of London this week to show solidarity with Palestinians and demand an end to the Israeli Occupation. Nadia Péridot reports on the ground from London.
Pro-Palestine activists in Baltimore demand immediate ceasefire
The demands from Baltimore activists echo growing calls around the country and the world to stop the slaughter in Gaza.
Over 100,000 march on Washington, DC for a free Palestine, demanding ceasefire
“We are calling for an immediate ceasefire, we are calling for an end to US military aid to Israel, and we are calling to lift the siege on Gaza.”
On the ground at the largest pro-Palestine march in US history
Over 100,000 people filled the streets of Washington, DC, on Nov. 4 to demand a ceasefire and an end to US aid to Israel. TRNN was there on the ground.
On the ground in Jenin with the West Bank’s resistance fighters
‘They call us terrorists. Who planted terrorism? Wasn’t it they? As long as there is occupation there is no future for the people. There will be no future unless they let us live.’
‘Fascism never left Germany’: Berlin’s repression of pro-Palestine activists
From beatings to arbitrary arrests, Germany’s crackdown on all those who dare defy the country’s support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza targets everyone from Palestinian refugees to anti-Zionist Jews.
Hunger, illness, thirst: In Khan Yunis, Gaza’s survivors cling to life
In the south of the Gaza Strip, families displaced by Israel’s bombing campaign must fend for themselves in tents without running water or electricity.
‘A permanent ceasefire means a free Palestine!’ Voices from the March on Washington for Gaza
The Real News reports from the ground in DC, speaking with Palestinian Americans marching for their loved ones killed by Israel, and their allies who have hit the streets in solidarity.
Yemen defies ‘America’s failure’ to stop blockade of Red Sea
“We, the people of Yemen, say to America, the Big Satan, that any actions and aggression will only increase our commitment and joy in achieving our goal of ending the aggression and siege on the people of Palestine.”
‘Like a mini Gaza’: IDF raid on Nur Shams causes worst West Bank destruction in decades
The Real News reports from Nur Shams refugee camp in Tulkarm, where the IDF recently killed 14 Palestinians and destroyed a neighborhood, including a local school.
Israel is exploiting Palestinians in dangerous ‘e-waste’ factories
The theft of Palestinian land by Zionist settlers forces many Palestinians to turn to unregulated and dangerous electronic recycling factories in the West Bank as their only option for employment.
‘The People’s Red Line’: Thousands surround White House for Gaza
The mass movement for Palestine stormed Washington, D.C. on Sat., June 8—demanding an end to US aid to Israel.
Gaza’s children are facing the unspeakable
Living under Israeli bombardment, siege, and famine, Gaza’s children are growing up fast—and finding ways to endure.
SOAS students call out uni’s investments in white phosphorus
Student encampment organizers have shone a light on SOAS’s investments in companies that produce white phosphorus, an internationally banned incendiary weapon frequently used by the IDF.
Palestinians hold generations of memory—a new documentary aims to help pass them down
‘Palestine Remembers’ is a new collaborative project between The Real News and Shadowgraph, but we need your help to make it happen.
Massive protests hit DC as Israel PM addresses Congress
Thousands of protesters demonstrated in Washington, DC, on Wed, Jul. 24, in protest of Netanyahu’s address to Congress amid Israel’s ongoing genocidal assault on Gaza.
‘Genocide Olympics’: Israeli soccer team plays in Paris as IDF bombs school in Gaza
By permitting Israel to compete at all, the Olympics are “sportswashing” the pariah country’s international image and helping to normalize the genocide in Gaza.
‘My dream is for the war to end’: Inside Gaza’s last schools
Israel’s systematic destruction of Palestinian schools and universities has not deterred teachers from teaching, or students from seeking an education.
DNC protests begin: ‘Reproductive justice means free Palestine!’
These activists won’t let the Democrats claim to be champions of women’s rights while women are killed in the US-backed genocide in Gaza.
‘Free Palestine!’: Thousands march through Chicago before DNC begins
TRNN reports on the ground from the March on the DNC protest that took place hours before the Democratic National Convention began on Monday.
History and context
Searching for Gaza’s lost people
Over 11,000 Palestinians have gone missing in Gaza since October 2023. Relatives don’t know if the missing are dead or alive, under the rubble, or in Israeli detention centers.
‘We lose many patients’: Inside Gaza’s last hospitals
“Hospitals have become targets for the Israeli occupation and the Israeli army. Many hospitals have been destroyed… Doctors, nurses, and medical teams have been kidnapped from hospital premises.”
Life after genocide: A Gazan’s message to the world about the ceasefire
“When the ceasefire began, I felt a mix of disbelief and emptiness. After two years of genocide, silence felt strange, almost frightening.”
For Gazans, ‘there is no optimism’ the war will actually end
“There is no optimism,” one Gaza resident, Nusfat Modin, tells TRNN. “You can’t negotiate with these people. A deal, no deal—we have no hope. No one—ask anyone.”
How can anyone still deny Israel is committing genocide in Gaza?
“There is this very specific criteria for what makes something genocide, and it doesn’t have to look anything like the Holocaust.”
Defying Israel, more ships sail to Gaza after Global Sumud Flotilla captured
“I’m here as an act of global Indigenous solidarity, and there are many, many people, many Indigenous nations across Turtle Island, that support the Palestinian people and their liberation struggle.”
Microsoft cancels Israeli spy unit access after tech worker revolt
“This decision only cuts off a few services to a single military unit, [so] we will not stop organizing. We will not stop protesting until all of our demands are met, which includes cutting off all Azure services and contracts with the Israeli government and military.”
US veterans’ final message from the Global Sumud Flotilla before being intercepted by Israel
“We’ve heard that there’ll be a floating prison, basically, for us this time, since this is the biggest flotilla in history…”
‘If I’m killed on this mission…’: Global Sumud Flotilla sets sail for Gaza despite Israel’s threats
Calling in from the Mediterranean Sea, Iara Modarelli and Leila Hegazy speak with TRNN Editor-in-Chief Maximillian Alvarez about the current status of the Global Sumud Flotilla and the critical days ahead.
‘We have experienced every kind of oppression’: Gaza’s children speak
“Every time I speak to other moms, they say: ‘My child wasn’t like this before the war.’”
The biggest labor story in the US right now is happening at Microsoft
We speak with five tech workers who have all been fired by Microsoft for protesting Big Tech’s complicity in Israel’s genocide of Palestinians. “The only way to stop our movement… is to end their complicity in the genocide.”
Why US veterans are sailing to Gaza with the Global Sumud Flotilla
Including over 50 vessels, delegations from at least 44 countries, and activists, organizers, and people of conscience from around the world, the Global Sumud Flotilla is the largest maritime mission in history to break Israel’s blockade of the Gaza Strip.
‘Microsoft is an active partner in the genocide!’: Inside the tech worker revolt for Palestine
“I, like many others, thought that working for Microsoft was the opportunity of a lifetime. I worked three years on Azure, not knowing that my labor was actively being used to facilitate the murder of my people.”
‘We found them torn to pieces’: Israel bombs one of Gaza’s last sanctuaries
“We didn’t just lose the place, we lost our souls in this war. We lost our children, our learning. Our children’s future is gone. The place can be rebuilt, but what’s inside us will never go back to how it was.”
‘Hearts are crying and bodies are bleeding’: Gazans describe their daily struggle to survive
“I am asking everyone: use your voice, share the truth,” Mohamed Abu Tawila tells us from Gaza. “Call for the protection of civilians, and support… families getting food, water, medicine, shelter. We want life, safety, and a chance to live. Don’t forget us.”
It’s not ‘complicated’: Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Palestine is fueled by ‘colonial racism’
Donald Trump’s plan for the US and Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan for Israel are both shaped by racist, colonialist worldviews that grant full rights and personhood to some while justifying the repression and extermination of others.
The Nakba never ended: A conversation with Haim Bresheeth
“There is a straight line between 1948 and 2025… What has changed is the style, but not the essence. And the essence is simple: Israel is a settler-colonial state. It used violence in order to take over more and more land… to limit and destroy [any] rights that Palestinians ever had.”
Palestine, genocide, and the imperialist lie of the ‘rules-based international order’
Palestinian activist Eman Abdelhadi explains the history of imperialist support for Israel’s colonial conquest of Palestine up to the current genocide, the Palestinian people’s steadfast resistance, and the urgency of global solidarity with their freedom struggle.
Cops violently dismantle Palestine encampment at Microsoft HQ, arrest protestors
Redmond PD and Microsoft claim forceful arrests were necessary because protestors became “aggressive” and their action “threatened” others. “I was standing and filming 10 feet away the entire time,” TRNN’s Maximillian Alvarez says, “I saw nothing of the sort.”
Your guide to AIPAC Democrats’ fake Israel criticisms
With only 8% of Democrats backing Israel’s genocide, there’s emerged a buyer’s market for empty performative outrage.
Chris Smalls: Sabotage attempts and death threats won’t stop Gaza Freedom Flotilla
“We’re getting close to where Israeli forces intercepted the Madleen,” says labor leader Chris Smalls from on board the Gaza Flotilla Ship Handala. “We could face the same fate of going to Israel’s prison… but we are well aware and we are ready.”
‘Call Amy!’: Lawyer for Mahmoud Khalil reveals how he won his freedom
As he was being abducted by plainclothes ICE agents in March, Mahmoud Khalil told his wife Noor Abdalla to “call Amy,” his lawyer. In this exclusive interview, TRNN speaks to Amy Greer about receiving Abdalla’s phone call and the epic legal battle to free Khalil.
‘The missiles represented hope’: Palestinians in Gaza react to Iran bombing Israel
“Honestly, I felt, ‘Please God, just push Israel back a bit [so] they might leave us alone, a little.”
‘We’re holding those dead babies with our hands’: Doctors returning from Gaza beg humanity to stop the carnage
“This is a genocide happening, live streamed. And yes, you can see it online, you can see dead babies online, but we are actually holding those dead babies with our hands”
Toronto just caved to Zionist attacks on the right to protest
“We had this legislation come about because people were selling stolen Palestinian land inside synagogues… when you [turn] your synagogue into a place of crime, well then, people are going to protest in front of it.”
‘Even our dreams were destroyed’: Gaza’s lost universities
“I saw the protests at Columbia University. There were protests in solidarity with Gaza… Of course, when we [in Gaza] see all this, we feel a sense of pride and gratitude.”
‘We can echo the emptiness of their stomachs’: Why Oregon students are hunger striking for Gaza
“We will never understand what it feels like to be under constant bombing, under constant threat of displacement and murder, but we can understand a fraction of what the hunger feels like, and we can echo the emptiness of their stomachs and use that as our power and our advocacy.”
‘Israel is the religion’: Zionism, genocide, and the generational divide in the Jewish world
“If you look at the underlying goal of Zionism and Jewish supremacy, it is to get rid of the Palestinians… and to take as much land as possible. So, as horrible as [the war on Gaza] is, we are just [seeing] the fruition of all the dreams of… creating a state for Jews only.”
‘We won’t leave’: Palestinians respond to Trump plans to clear Gaza
“Pharaoh himself could come—we won’t leave”
‘These tents are graves above the earth’: Gaza after the broken ceasefire
Gazans recount the horrors of Israeli bombings, life in tents, and the silence of a world that watches but does not act.
‘What does it mean to be a Palestinian Jew’ today?
“I was born into the Zionist colony in Palestine, and an identity was imposed on me at birth, called Israeli identity. And this identity was fabricated… 14 years before I was born.”
Conflating anti-Zionism with antisemitism makes Jews less safe, not more
“To fight antisemitism, we need to accurately identify it,” says Molly Kraft, a founding member of the Jews Say No to Genocide Coalition in Canada. “Too often, we’re failing.”
International observers are defending Palestinians in the West Bank with their own bodies
Anna Lippman of Independent Jewish Voices recounts her experiences traveling to the West Bank to defend Palestinian land and people from settler attacks.
Birju Dattani lost his job for criticizing Israel—but he’s fighting back
The former Canadian human rights commissioner was forced to resign by a firestorm of controversy surrounding his support for Palestinian rights. Now he’s suing his critics.
Massive protest for Palestine rocks DC as Gaza genocide begins anew
Trump has given Israel the green light to resume its genocide, and so the movement for Palestine returns to the nation’s capital.
Media’s Response to Trump Restarting the Gaza Genocide? Mostly Ignore It.
Gaza has disappeared from nightly news and Sunday shows and no longer merits front page NYT coverage. It’s totally bipartisan and totally normalized mass death.
Huwaida Arraf on Gaza: ‘We will look back and truly feel ashamed’
The Palestinian American lawyer and activist explains why the fight for our civil liberties and Gaza go hand in hand.
Trump targeted Mahmoud Khalil to inspire fear—the opposite may be happening
Thousands of people have rallied across the country for weeks to demand Khalil’s release from ICE detention.
Mahmoud Khalil’s abduction and Trump’s escalating war on the Palestine movement
It’s been two weeks since ICE illegally abducted and jailed Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil at Columbia University—and the future of free speech in America hangs on the outcome of his case.
Baltimore activists target Chuck Schumer’s book tour as Israel resumes bombing Gaza
Schumer has cancelled the tour for his new book, ‘Antisemitism in America,’ as the movement for Palestine surges following Israel’s slaughter of over 400 people in Gaza in a single night.
My name is Mahmoud Khalil and I am a political prisoner.
A letter dictated over the phone by Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian political prisoner currently being held in a Louisiana ICE detention center.
Surviving genocide, and Gaza’s bitter winter
Gaza’s plunging winter temperatures are taking a toll on millions of displaced Palestinians who have nothing but nylon tents for shelter.
‘The sea is forbidden’: Gaza’s fishermen remain steadfast against Israeli attacks
In spite of the threat of death, Gaza’s fishermen persevere to earn a living from the sea, and cling to their heritage and identity.
Michigan’s Muslims take matters into their own hands
Disgusted by Democrats’ ongoing support for the genocide in Gaza, some Muslim and Arab American voters are embracing third-party candidates and community-based forms of political engagement.
‘Deadly Exchange’: US sends hundreds of law enforcement to Israel to learn ‘worst practices’ from IDF
Through police exchange programs, local and federal officials travel to Israel for training that advocates say further militarizes the police and exacerbates harm to marginalized communities.
She was fired for pro-Palestine speech. She’s a Jewish professor.
Maura Finkelstein, a former tenured professor at Muhlenberg College, was fired for sharing a post by Palestinian poet Remi Kenazi on her Instagram story.
‘My kids go to sleep hungry’: Gaza starves amid Israeli blockade
Food is a weapon in Israel’s war on Gaza, where millions struggle to eat as the Zionist regime intentionally blocks critically needed aid.
With nowhere left to turn, Gaza’s refugees shelter in hospitals
With over two thirds of Gaza’s buildings destroyed by Israeli bombing, hospitals are doubling as refugee camps for displaced people.
A Palestinian survivor of Israeli torture’s chilling testimony: ‘Even their medics are Nazis’
Detained at Israel’s Sde Teiman torture camp for a month in 2023, Rafik Hamdi Darwish Yasin offers testimony about his horrific experience in this exclusive interview.
Inside Gaza’s last hospitals: ‘We’re experiencing loss everyday’
Israel’s genocide in Gaza has put at least 114 hospitals and clinics out of service, yet nurses and doctors vow to continue providing care under the worst conditions imaginable.
‘We are destroying entire worlds’: A West Bank rabbi’s fight against Israeli Occupation
Rabbi Arik Ascherman speaks frankly on Jewish settlers’ assault on the West Bank, and how extreme the dehumanization of Palestinians has become in Israel.
‘We are human’: Surviving 423 days of genocide in Gaza
Journalist Ruwaida Amer, who has produced numerous documentary reports from Gaza for TRNN, shares an honest portrait of her life and the lives of her fellow Palestinians in the midst of genocide.
Biden supports genocide in Gaza because he agrees with it
Fake behind-the-scenes maneuvering, supposed electoral necessity: all cover to avoid the unseemly fact that Biden simply supports genocide in Gaza because he thinks it’s justified.
Solidarity or Jewish supremacy? The moral choice facing Judaism
As leaders of Jewish institutions opt for the path of imperialism and war, everyday Jewish people must reach for the traditions of justice enshrined in our culture and faith.
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‘I found [my family] in pieces. In pieces.’: Gaza’s orphans speak
Israel’s genocide has killed the parents or caretakers of at least 17,000 Palestinian children in Gaza, who must now find a way to survive the war without them.
Anti-Zionism has existed since the beginning of Zionism
Molly Crabapple explains the radical history of the Jewish Labor Bund and what can be learned from the history of anti-Zionist tradition.
Under Israeli bombardment, Lebanon’s refugees turn to each other for survival
With over a million people displaced by Israeli bombs, Lebanese society is rising to the occasion to provide shelter and food to those who’ve lost everything.
‘I’m not interested in changing hearts and minds’: The work of an anti-Zionist rabbi
For Rabbi Brant Rosen, combatting Zionism in the Jewish community begins with building the mass movement for Palestine, rather than becoming entrenched in insular debates.
Zionism is driving a growing divide in Jewish communities
Countless Jewish progressives and youth have answered the call for solidarity with Palestine, and the community’s entrenched political, religious, and cultural institutions are determined to punish them for it.
One year in, the Palestinian solidarity movement is adapting its tactics
Facing increased repression in North America as Israel escalates its genocidal assault on Gaza, organizers with the Palestinian Youth Movement and Labor for Palestine discuss how they’re adapting their methods of resistance.
‘War Made Invisible’: Gaza, the War on Terror, and America’s crisis of democracy
Author Norman Solomon explains how images of the ongoing carnage in Gaza have exposed the horrors of war that the US worked to make invisible in the post-9/11 era.
‘It’s terrifying’: How Israelis justify genocide to themselves
Canada-based Israeli filmmaker and journalist Lia Tarachansky joins The Marc Steiner Show to discuss the dark forces shaping Israelis’ support for the occupation and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
‘They cannot defeat us’: Lebanon stands defiant against Israel’s assault
Israel has tried twice before to subdue Lebanon and failed. Despite stunning acts of terror and the assassination of Nasrallah, the resolve of the Lebanese people remains.
‘Israel is in its last days’: A survivor of Israeli torture speaks out
Journalist and trauma specialist Ashira Darwish reflects on a year of genocide, and the certainty of a liberated Palestine.
Cornell is about to deport a student over Palestine activism
PhD candidate Momodou Taal is facing expulsion and the termination of his visa for his role in the Cornell University student encampment for Gaza.
‘A land that we own’: Palestinian farmers resist Israeli expansion in the West Bank
For decades, the Palestinian Farmers’ Union has used agriculture as a form of resistance, organizing to keep land in the hands of Palestinians in the West Bank.
NYT, Guardian parrot Israel’s absurd ‘bombing to de-escalate’ framing
No matter how many people Israel kills, or how much it expands its ‘war,’ everything they do is framed as self-defensive and de-escalatory.
‘Arrest Netanyahu’: NYC activists call for mass march during Israel’s UN address
Responding to Netanyahu’s planned visit to the UN, Palestinians and allies are calling for the Israeli Prime Minister’s arrest and more.
Anti-Zionist Jews must play a role in Palestinian liberation
Organizations like Independent Jewish Voices of Canada are fighting around the world to stop Israel’s genocide.
Rooted as the olive trees: Palestinian farmers’ fight against land theft in the West Bank
In partnership with the Palestinian Farmers’ Union, the organization Treedom for Palestine builds ‘freedom farm’ olive groves to resist colonization.
‘Whitewashing genocide’: How Democrats and the media kept Gaza out of the DNC
The DNC showed how the ruling establishment and corporate media work together to curate a fantasy version of reality, especially when it comes to whitewashing the Biden-Harris Administration’s support for Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza.
Union leaders explain why they’re demanding an end to US aid to Israel
In a letter to President Biden, seven major labor unions called for an end to US military aid to Israel, linking the genocide in Gaza to the flow of arms and funding from Washington.
Is anyone in power responsible for anything?
Gaza, AOC, Bernie, and the politics of feigned helplessness.
UAW endorses Harris, but won’t stop fighting for ceasefire in Gaza
After winning a historic strike in the auto industry and being among the first major unions to call for a ceasefire in Gaza, the UAW has emerged as a different kind of political player in the election.
Palestine shook the DNC—where does the solidarity movement go from here?
The DNC refused to platform a Palestinian voice at the convention, or make concessions to the movement’s demands. What now?
Uncommitted delegates explain why they disrupted the DNC for Gaza
Liano Sharon and two other activists dropped a banner at the DNC calling for an end to arms shipments to Israel. Their fellow delegates responded with violence.
‘I can’t in good conscience vote for Kamala’: Chicagoans react to the DNC
The people of Chicago respond to the DNC—the good, the bad, and the ugly.
The view from ’68: Bill Ayers on the Chicago DNC
The former member of the Weather Underground reflects on the 1968 Chicago DNC, when police rioted against anti-imperialists and socialists marching against the Vietnam War and racism.
March on DNC organizers are fighting Chicago for the right to protest
From battles over permits to march routes, the city of Chicago has put up every obstacle to keep the March on DNC from delivering a pro-Palestine message within sight and sound of the convention.
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‘Israel has violated the [Olympic] Charter’: Jibril Rajoub calls for IOC action against Israel
The head of the Palestinian Olympic Committee explains how Palestinian athletes’ participation in the Olympics advances the Palestinian fight for self-determination.
As Netanyahu visited DC, so did two peacemakers with a starkly different message
Two activists, one Palestinian, and the other Israeli, spoke in Congress to offer a vision of reconciliation and peace in defiance of Netanyahu’s call to “finish the job.”
Israel’s reckless escalations demand we honestly scrutinize Kamala Harris’ Gaza position
Within 12 hours, Israel bombed Beirut and assassinated the political head of Hamas. why is the media lauding Harris’ empathy-speak and appeals to ‘ceasefire negotiations’?
Fadi Deeb, Gaza’s only Paralympian, has a message for the world: ‘Nothing can stop us’
In an exclusive interview, Dave Zirin speaks with Fadi Deeb, the only Paralympian athlete from Gaza, about what it means for him to represent Palestine in this year’s Olympics.
‘We will return’: A look back on University of Toronto’s People’s Circle for Palestine
For 63 days, students, faculty, and community members occupied UofT until a court injunction forced them out. Where does Canada’s pro-Palestine movement go from here?
Labor militancy can’t be stopped: Palestine and Labor Notes 2024
At Labor Notes 2024, the labor movement showed it won’t abandon militancy, Palestine, or each other—as some cops who tried to arrest pro-Palestine protesters learned.
In the West Bank, a rabbi fights to defend Palestinian land
Arik Ascherman speaks on the work of Torat Tzedek, which works to assist Palestinian shepherds in protecting their land from settlers in the West Bank.
‘I don’t … consider Israel a real place’: Upstart candidate challenges arch-Zionist Debbie Wasserman Schultz
Jen Perelman’s unapologetically anti-Zionist, pro-Palestinian views have made her a potent challenger to incumbent Wasserman Schulz in the race for Florida’s 25th congressional district.
‘War’ is not killing Palestinians, Israel is. Our media should frame it this way
Almost nine months in, American news outlets keep Natural Disaster-izing Gaza
‘It was petrifying’: An aid worker’s account of life in the West Bank under apartheid
Joyce Ajlouny of American Friends Service Committee speaks on the escalation of Zionist terror against Palestinians in the West Bank since Oct. 7.
JVP activists disrupt crucial Biden fundraiser in Hollywood
Nearly 300 Pro-Palestine activists with Jewish Voice for Peace blockaded entrances and occupied an intersection outside a Biden campaign fundraiser in Los Angeles.
Uni. of Toronto’s People’s Circle for Palestine holds for a month with community solidarity
In the face of threats of expulsion and termination, students and faculty are standing strong for Gaza. And they’ve got labor unions, First Nations, and community organizations on their side.
‘Biden, we are your red line’: The upcoming national march on DC for Palestine on June 8
Despite prior warnings that an invasion of Rafah would be a ‘red line,’ Biden continues to ply Israel with weapons and funding for its genocide in Gaza.
Biden’s ‘failed’ humanitarian pier in Gaza was a stirring success
The pier cost $320 million, delivered virtually no aid, then collapsed. But it achieved its primary goal: good headlines for the Biden administration.
Globalize the student intifada: organizers speak
As student encampments against western governments’ support for the Israeli genocide in Gaza spread around the world, so does the backlash. Where does the movement go from here?
‘Fund education, not genocide!’: Student debtors and activists storm DC to demand full debt cancellation
As university administrations use students’ tuition dollars to crack down on student dissent and the Biden administration uses taxpayer dollars to fund Israel’s genocidal onslaught, student debtors and the Debt Collective led a direct action in Washington DC to say enough is enough.
The Vote Uncommitted campaign wants to pressure Biden to champion a ceasefire in Gaza
Widespread outrage at Biden’s support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza has turned the Democratic primary into a battleground for the party’s future.
Inside the ‘Student Intifada’: A roundtable with campus organizers
Students organizing for divestment from Stanford, Indiana University, University of Michigan, and other schools share experiences and lessons from the ground.
‘The university fears us because of how little we fear them’: Michigan Gaza encampment organizers demand university divest from Israel
Joining students at over 100 campuses and encampments on every continent, students, grad students, and faculty at the University of Michigan join the call for divestment.
How surgeons remotely assisted their colleagues in Gaza
Surgeons Osaid Alser and Simon Fitzgerald speak about supporting surgeons at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis—where mass graves of Palestinians massacred by Israeli soldiers have since been discovered.
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