New Future

Successful diplomacy in Lebanon has deepened Gazans' isolation — and with Hezbollah out of the way, they fear Israel's assault will intensify.

Conscientious objectors Iddo Elam and Soul Behar Tsalik tell +972 why their wartime draft refusal is a stand for a better future for all in Israel-Palestine.

Thousands of Palestinians in the city are facing relentless bombardment and famine as the Israeli army ramps up efforts to cleanse northern Gaza.

Israel has turned 'total victory' into its Messiah — a redemption that can never be realized but dictates eternal war and destruction as a way of life.

Netanyahu and Gallant's arrest warrants are a victory for justice even if enforcement remains elusive, says Palestinian lawyer Raji Sourani.

Recognizing Zionism’s settler-colonial nature shouldn’t prevent us from reimagining a collective Jewish existence in this land, or taking seriously the fears that are weaponized to justify Palestinian subjugation.

Over 100,000 Palestinians have fled to Egypt during the war. Left in legal limbo by the state and the PA, they face a precarious existence.

Palestinian citizens are disproportionately bearing the brunt of Hezbollah’s missiles due to their lack of shelters and proximity to Iron Dome batteries.

The destruction of Umm Al-Hiran exemplifies the Zionist view of Palestinians as moveable chess pieces in a game of demographic engineering.

With Hamas and Hezbollah debilitated, the Yemeni group has emerged as Iran’s premier non-state ally, disrupting trade and striking Israel.

Facing bombardment and water shortages, Palestinian farmers are clinging on to a livelihood that has long symbolized and been a source of resilience.

Rhetoric about ‘pogroms’ and ‘Jew hunts’ aims to obscure reality by generating mass hysteria — which can then be used to advance a far-right agenda.

Decrying Biden’s catastrophic legacy, Gazans harbored little hope for a Harris presidency — but they’re not enthused about Trump’s second term either.

From annexation to UNRWA, Trump’s Israel advisors should be taken at their word — and Democrats won’t stand in their way, says Lara Friedman.