Opinion

Nakba yesterday, Nakba today: My grandmother's two keys

Ghefreh has lived through two Nakbas, 1948 and today. Her grandson Emad Moussa tells her story of twinned displacement and how they've now blurred

Perspectives
The students who camped for Palestine

The paranoid backlash to US campus protests is a reminder that direct action works, writes Vijay Prashad. And this time the students won't be deterred

With €1bn bribe, the EU is rewarding Lebanon's bad behaviour

The manner in which Brussels has meted out €1 billion to Lebanon smacks of opportunism and a reward for flouting reforms, writes Benjamin Fève.

To end Israel's crimes we must cut off its fuel. Here's how

To stop the Israeli settler-colonial enterprise, we must divest from and target the energy companies that fuel its crimes in Gaza, writes Charlotte

When does criticism of Israel become anti-semitic?

To characterise campus protests as comparable to Nazi antisemitism, as Benjamin Netanyahu has done, is grotesque, writes Peter Singer.

Narrated
Why are my Western friends still silent on Gaza?

Gaza has become a taboo subject in the West, with supporters of Palestine either ghosted or forced to lose friends over their stance, writes Layla

Opinion- Sudan Illustration Khalid Albaih

Through his own life and family history, Khalid Albaih tells the story of generations of survival and displacement in Sudan, and the enduring longing

Opinion - Narrated Ashes of my Home Gaza

After Israeli airstrikes destroyed her family home, Eman Alhaj Ali reflects on the generations of lives, dreams and memories shattered by Israel's war

Opinion - Narrated Gazan Abroad

Far from home, Mohammed Seyam reflects on the horror, helplessness and grief he lives with as he watches Israel's genocidal assault on Gaza.

Unfiltered
Yuval Noah Harari's odyssey into a parallel Zionist universe

Pseudo-intellectual idol to the masses, Yuval Noah Harari's imaginary Zionism is so far-fetched he may as well be living on another planet, writes

The Israeli ground invasion of Rafah will turn southern Gaza into a death zone, writes Amjad Yaghi [photo credit: Lucie Wimetz/TNA/Getty Images]

Gazan journalist Amjad Yaghi's eye-witness account in Rafah describes the horrors of Israel's ground invasion as Gazans desperately try to flee to

In student Intifada, disobeying for Palestine becomes a duty

The rebellious, borderless, and leaderless student movement for Palestine is capable of evolving into a global student intifada, writes Ayça Çubukçu.

Opinion: Egyptian-American activist Aya Hijazi argues that the campus protests for Gaza are an awakening that could shift the West towards justice in