The Lists Are Growing: Will Israel Finally Pay a Price?
Israel has operated for decades on the assumption that it is effectively untouchable—that condemnation will remain rhetorical, reports will gather dust, and
Reason-Vision-Virtue
A Homeland on Canvas: Sliman Mansour and the Rise of Revolutionary Palestinian Art
Ghaben was repeatedly imprisoned by Israel for emphasizing the colors of the Palestinian flag in his art, accused of “incitement through his paintings.” The
The Slow Death of Europe’s Pro-Israel Consensus
Europe now knows that a genocide has been committed. This paradigm shift is unlikely to be reversed, regardless of whether Luxembourg’s bureaucrats
Can Israel Survive Defeat without Setting the Region Ablaze?
Lebanon may be burning today, but the war is far from decided. Netanyahu may believe that he is reshaping the battlefield. History
Instead of defeating China, Trump is accelerating its rise on the global stage
Aside from his unique personal style, Trump’s policies reflect a broader paradox shared by multiple US administrations: an inability to define the
First Gaza, Then the World: The Global Danger of Israeli Exceptionalism
Israel has already created that void. In the hands of a genocidal settler-colonial society, the state of exception is a relentless nightmare
If Gaza Resistance Ends: What History Tells Us About the Palestinian Fate
Those who continue to entertain the Israeli narrative regarding Gaza must confront this historical record and acknowledge two crucial, enduring realities. First,
The New Kill Zone: Gaza’s Borders after the ‘Ceasefire
Gaza’s new Yellow Line is but the latest, most egregious military demarcation in a long, cruel history of lines intended to make
Is the US Reclaiming the Wheel from a Self-Destructive Israel?
Trump became more popular in Israel than Netanyahu, resurrecting the image of the US as the decisive power. The apparent clash between
‘You Cannot Fight the World’: The Hidden Meaning behind Trump’s Warning to Israel
A particularly troubling fact for Israel was the erosion of its newly established base of support: the Evangelicals and the broader Republican