Suspicious short selling, a prime minister unwilling to form an independent commission, and revelations from the military suggests Israel’s story on 7 October is not the full picture. Read more about Who profited off 7 October?  

Many who remained in the north for most of the genocide are being forced to flee. Read more about The open wounds of Gaza City  

Palestinians in the West Bank, who see European acknowledgments of statehood as symbolic, are increasingly confined to open-air prisons. Read more about Israel accelerates annexation amid statehood recognition moves 

We carry deep guilt for the genocidal war against our people in Gaza. Every piece of bread we eat reminds us that while we struggle, we are still “lucky” to survive. Read more about Israel is perpetrating a slow genocide in the West Bank 

A few moments separated me from death. Read more about Brown eyed girl, men playing chess massacred on my street  

Some countries are beginning to hold Israeli soldiers and officials accountable under universal jurisdiction powers, but not the UK. Read more about Why won’t Britain arrest Israeli war criminals? 

Airdrops are “useless” and “dangerous,” with packages spilling open and falling in unpredictable spots, even the sea. Read more about Swimming into the sea for aid 

People are left to fend for themselves as Israel’s state-sponsored ethnic cleansing campaign turns sights on defenseless pastoral communities. Read more about Zionist terror attacks surge across West Bank 

On art, starvation and the end of dreams during the genocide in Gaza. Read more about What is sung cannot be killed 

My father’s uncle, a living archive of Gaza history, died in July 2025 as a result of famine. Read more about Abu Shawqi resisted the occupation his entire life