24 September 2014
Ruth Padel avoids the clumsiness that often characterizes attempts to compare Israel and Nazi Germany. Read more about Linking Gaza and Auschwitz, British poet builds "defense against the dark"
24 September 2014
Editorial illustration by Pat Perry Read more about Free Gaza
Gaza Strip 23 September 2014
Now that the media’s attention has shifted elsewhere, Israel has reduced the fishing zone off Gaza to five nautical miles. Read more about Israel forces Gaza fishermen to undress in attack violating ceasefire deal
20 September 2014
Poems “Inside out,” “Gaza mothers soothe their kids,” and “Maysam.” Read more about Inside out: three poems on Gaza by Zeina Hashem Beck
Buenos Aires 18 September 2014
Unlike The New York Times, Latin America’s media can be trenchant in criticizing Israeli aggression. Read more about Mothers of the disappeared in Latin America feel Gaza's pain
Beirut 18 September 2014
Children of many Palestinian refugees face being denied education over the coming school year. Read more about Palestinians fleeing Syria charged $400 per month to rent garages in Beirut
Gaza City 17 September 2014
Two dozen Palestinians from Gaza remain in Israeli detention; captors have threatened to rape the men’s wives. Read more about Israel tortures prisoners captured in Gaza invasion
16 September 2014
How do you teach justice in an open-air prison? Read more about Gaza goes back to school
Haifa 16 September 2014
Maisan Hamdan, an organizer with a military refusal group, on the rise in conscientious objection. Read more about Campaign gives new choices to Druze youth facing Israeli conscription
15 September 2014
The Israeli author and academic lives in what he describes as “one of the most racist societies in the Western world.” Read more about How historian Shlomo Sand "stopped being a Jew"