As Gaza burned, Saudi Arabia kept the oil flowing, the arms investments growing, and its strategic alliance with Israel deepening — abandoning Palestinians to violence and impunity.

Deliberate attacks on healthcare are becoming a hallmark of modern warfare — and a test of international law

Peter Wollen’s sci-fi parable of solidarity, screened at On Strike Berlin, speaks powerfully to today’s calls for boycott and the ethical urgency of bearing witness.

How does one go on when their world has been erased? Through art, survivors navigate the weight of absence, transforming grief into testimony, horror into a haunting presence.

Without fully embracing decolonial practices, academia’s commitment to transformative change remains superficial at best or a performative maneuver that ultimately sustains the status quo

so, tell me. when do we mourn the living dead that we are, the muted throats that we occupy, the stones we pick and leave behind, the lives we exploit and live beside?

As Western governments crack down on Palestine solidarity, universities are increasingly complicit in suppressing critical voices—Joseph Daher’s case is just the latest in a broader pattern of repression.

On empathy in times of genocide, the role of media in reinforcing dehumanization, and "emotional tourism" as a tool for reproducing patterns of domination.

Radio Alhara and other community radios amplify Palestinian resistance, blending music, politics, and global solidarity to challenge colonial violence.

The act of rebuilding is deeply symbolic. In the face of destruction, it serves as a defiant assertion of belonging and resilience, even when assurances of safety are absent.

*This short comic was originally published on the author's instagram account @gadzooks_bazooka. It has been resized and republished with permission. 

We Germans remember the Shoah with guilt, but refuse to confront our complicity in a present-day genocide. What does 'never again' truly mean?

In the face of destruction and enforced forgetfulness, the madness of remembering is a weapon to reclaim Beirut’s identity and resist a world order built on erasure and imperial dominance.

The stories of the people are the story of the city—its erased history. In the midst of its destruction, the genocidal war machine seeks to erase its unwritten memory.

A law deeming the UN agency a ‘terror group’ raises global concerns over humanitarian missions.

With its false narratives, Zionist propaganda bluntly weaponises queer Palestinians, in service of a genocide.

In just hours, Israeli airstrikes destroyed Nabatieh’s historic market and the ancient Maloula tree.

One year after the 7th of October, four anomalies and paradoxes of our daily media experience appear evident, linking the live-streamed Israeli genocide in Palestine with the brutal attacks on Lebanon.

Passing down the knowledge about what to take and what to leave behind in times of war is something no one should have to possess.

The word terror means extreme fear, and there is no greater terror than being dehumanized by the world's most powerful military machinery.

A year has passed, and the brutal machine continues to devour our bodies, moving between Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, and beyond. 

This once close-knit community, now scattered by the ongoing genocide, is a symbol of Gaza’s tragic history.

The worldwide solidarity movements with Palestine are embedded within intersectional struggles for larger freedom. Here, we cover the case of South Africa.

A witness from Gaza describes the everyday life of people as the Israeli genocide continues unabated.

The total failure of Western media covering Gaza is another symptom of the crisis of so-called Western democracies, with dire consequences for all of us.

Syrians and Syrian-Palestinians fled to the Gaza Strip to escape death in the dictator's prisons only to face peril and seek refuge from Israeli occupation bombardments.

Among other things, Gaza has exposed, once and for all, the neoliberal feminism that either stood idly by and watched, or actively contributed to the genocide.

Starvation during war is used by some countries to clear out their storage facilities filled with expired food; an opportune moment to help, humiliate and disrespect suffering people – all at the same time – while scoring public relations points at home.

The question of Palestine reveals the limits of Western governments’ commitment to their own Enlightenment values: in sacrificing Palestine, the West betrays itself.