Genocide in Gaza? ICJ Suggested Yes, Effectively Called for Ceasefire
The International Court of Justice’s near-unanimous ruling against Israel could have real consequences.
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Breaking with Zionism: A Matter of Conscience
A new movie by two young Jewish-American directors looks at how their generation is challenging Israel like never before.
Columbia Not Supporting Pro-Palestine Students Attacked by Chemical Weapon on Campus
Although student protesters were attacked with an illegal chemical weapon on Jan. 19, the university has not followed up with them, and the NYPD hasn’t charged the perpetrators.
The ICJ’s Genocide Ruling Against Israel Is Well-Deserved
There is a Fascist thread that runs throughout the history of Israel to the present day.
We Must Apply MLK’s Fierce Critique of Apartheid to Israel’s War on Palestine
To gauge how MLK would respond today to the Israel-Palestine conflict, his principles are what should guide us.
Ridgewood Rises Up for Palestine
Ridgewood Tenants Union led a 1,000-person march that highlights the displacement experienced in both rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods and by Palestinians at the hands of Israeli settlers.
Looking Back on Almost 20 Years of BDS: An Interview with Riham Barghouti
An international boycott movement of Israel can play the same role that it did in apartheid South Africa, says Riham Barghouti.
The Second Nakba: Israel is Attempting to Erase Palestinian Gaza
The city at the crossroads of Africa and Asia has a rich history, its preservation at stake.
Movie Review: Roadmap to Apartheid Explores Parallels between South Africa and Israel
This 2012 documentary has become a go-to source for understanding the root causes of the Palestine-Israel conflict.
Beyond Bernie: His Failure to Support a Gaza Ceasefire Isn’t the Only Reason to Let Go
The former presidential candidate’s refusal to call for a ceasefire in Gaza has angered many of his supporters.