New Future

A new book shows a side of the enclave rarely seen in news reports — its history, culture, and people — to insist that Gaza speak for itself.

Nidal Badarneh was arrested for joking about Israeli hostages. But when Israeli comedians joke about the war, or even killing Palestinians, no one bats an eye.

U. S. schools have a choice: defend their students against Trump or be complicit in his crimes.

Little remains of Gaza’s fishing industry, devastated by the war and years of Israeli restrictions. Yet fishermen are still clinging on to their livelihood.

While some have accused the film of normalization, Masafer Yatta leaders and activists are unwavering in their support for joint resistance.

In 2024, Israel destroyed 181 homes and approved the fewest Palestinian plans in a decade, while greenlighting thousands of settler units.

The Israeli army is developing an AI language model using millions of intercepted conversations between Palestinians, accelerating incrimination and arrest.

Thousands of Palestinians have made the arduous journey across Gaza's central corridor, as Civil Defense workers slowly uncover human remains.

Shovrot Kirot aimed to unite marginalized Israelis to build political power. But since Oct. 7, it has been forced to rethink its strategy.

Despite Israel's ban, UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini explains how the agency is laying the groundwork for future Palestinian institutions.

The state's war on democratic norms can't be detached from its oppression of Palestinians: they are two lobes of the same right-wing brain.

Displaced from Jenin and Tulkarem, Palestinian residents say Israel is waging a deliberate campaign to make the northern refugee camps unlivable.

Mizrahim can continue to deny their identity, but they cannot shed their skin. The Miami shooter reminds them: after all, you’re Arab too.

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