Memorizing the Quran in Gaza has taken on new meaning during the genocide.

It is the West and Arab regimes that have waged war against Tehran for decades, not the other way around.

For much of the ongoing genocide, Baker Abu Safia was the only surgeon in northern Gaza.

A historic polling shift reveals Americans increasingly backing Palestinians over Israelis.

Two Palestinian teenagers shot and killed by Israeli soldiers, settlers in West Bank.

Brussels officials take umbrage at factual reporting on how they weaponize anti-Semitism.

Possible 2028 Democratic presidential candidates criticize Islamophobic Republican.

Bowing to pressure from an Israel lobby group reflects moral cowardice.

Lobbyists ran a hate campaign against a young man who left Gaza for Greece.

University lectures in Gaza are being held at wedding venues, but attendance has dropped due to financial and other hardships.

Massive US file release withholds the telling facts leaving investigative journalists, historians and bloggers to speculate on the larger picture from the crumbs on offer.

Everyday rhythms in Gaza are dictated by water trucks, market sales and fear of famine, making rest impossible.

PenLink embraced by diplomats despite Meta ban.

“Socio-economic death sentence” makes it illegal to receive even food or medicine from a third party.

We talk with Alex Mitov about why he quit Dell over Gaza. We also discuss whistleblowers at the Committee to Protect Journalists and wins for Palestine Action.

Despite Israeli crackdown, Palestinian stand-ups use comedy as a tool of resistance and decolonial practice.

Palestinian child died of kidney failure waiting for medical evacuation.

Founder hails “monumental victory,” while “terrorist” status remains in effect for now.

Born during the genocide, writer’s daughter lost her sight and ability to move in an Israeli bombing.

A film in Jeddah stirs a bitter flashback for the author, leaving him sobbing quietly in the cinema.