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The road to Khan Yunis once passed through familiar streets and landmarks. Three years into the genocide, the journey is marked by destruction.

We're seeing an unprecedented number of new books on Palestine, politics, culture, and resistance.

In a region where ownership is often passed down without documentation, Israel is strategically destroying villages to enable their permanent erasure, experts say.

“The more I protested, the more I mourned my people, the more I made myself a target both from the university and bad faith actors allowed on campus.”

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Podcast Episode · The Study Hall Podcast · May 18 · 44m

The rape of Palestinian detainees is so commonplace that it’s no longer hidden. It’s filmed, joked about, and celebrated in parliament. This is no mistake; it’s core to Israel’s colonial project.

FIFA and its hosts erased Palestine from the tournament, but fans and players made it impossible to ignore.

Guidelines for Life in a City Resounding Against the Sea

"سمعت أصوات الفاقدين وهم يصرخون بأقوى ما يقدرون حتى تنجرح حلوقهم"

A conversation with Sanaa Salameh about preserving her husband's legacy, the prison movement and the release of "The Ticket Seller," Daqqa's

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How did Nigeria – a country that’s half Muslim – become one of the most pro-Israel nations in the world? The answer lies in oil, the pulpit, a civil war, and a left that no longer exists.

The eminent human rights lawyer on the sentencing of The Elbit 4 and the UK government's unprecedented suppression of protest

How artists' rejection of US empire and Israeli genocide is redrawing New York City's cultural geography.

The eminent human rights lawyer on the sentencing of The Elbit 4 and the UK government's unprecedented suppression of protest

Are you sure you want to remove this seat from your selection?

Perfecting the art of the blacklist.

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Podcast Episode · The Study Hall Podcast · May 18 · 44m

Billionaire media owners are pouring money into little-watched MAGA-friendly podcasts and video ventures in hopes of currying favor with the administration.

8:31 AM PT -- We asked Spencer if he has ever lived in the trailer, and he said no, adding, "I have never told anyone I lived there." However, in the campaign ad, he says squarely, "This is where I li...

When artist and writer Molly Crabapple set out to research the Eastern European Jewish Labor Bund–the revolutionary, socialist, and unapologetically anti-Zionist movement that swept through Eastern Eu...

Omar Hamad saved all the books he could from the rubble. Now he’s built a new home for them.

The acclaimed author of Who Is Wellness For?, examines the phenomenon of a wellness culture seemingly at ease with genocide.

Amu Gib, one of five pro-Palestine activists imprisoned for allegedly breaking into a British military airbase last year, explains why they’re running for council in north London from behind bars.

Amu Gib, one of five pro-Palestine activists imprisoned for allegedly breaking into a British military airbase last year, explains why they’re running for council in north London from behind bars.

Maen Hammad reflects on photographing the moment of liberation for hundreds of Palestinian political prisoners.

Huda Fakhreddine writes about her family home in South Lebanon, in a village that now lives under the terror of Israel’s bombs.

The mainstream media failed the public during the genocide in Gaza. The Key's editor-in-chief shares her vision for what comes next.