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Amba Guerguerian
Protests Grow Against Events Marketing Real Estate in Illegal Zionist Settlements
Palestinian land is seized by settlers in the West Bank and East Jerusalem and sold at events in the United States, Canada, Europe. The group PAL-Awda NY/NJ has been exposing and protesting them.
This Paper Is a Labor of Love, but We Can’t Do It Alone
Our managing editor explains her dedication to independent media.
‘People Are Speaking in Whispers’
Student suspensions, faculty purges and an all-encompassing surveillance state have become the norm as Columbia falls silent after last spring’s anti-genocide protests.
The Underground Network Supporting Gazans in Cairo
A patchwork of mutual-aid organizations has sprung up to tackle the severe problems facing people fleeing genocide.
Inside One of Gaza’s Internal Displacement Camps
The Refaat Alareer camp has become a relatively safe place for some of Gaza’s most severely ill and injured residents, but it still can’t protect people from Israel’s violence.
More than 200 protesters were arrested while bystanders offered varied reactions to the demonstrations.
Israel seeks to choke off Gaza’s only portal to the world.
Banlieue Vote Pivotal in French Left’s Upset Election Win
Voters from Paris’s marginalized immigrant communities turned out in large numbers to vote for leftist coalition that championed wealth redistribution and Palestinian statehood.
A Palestinian Poet Takes Flight
Finan Suwwan Al-Abed is a mother of three who has been writing poetry in her spare time for decades.