30 December 2015
That Zionists accuse adamant critics of anti-Semitism of themselves being anti-Semitic isn’t a disconnect; it is a vital feature of Zionism. Read more about Liberal Zionism and the ethnonational imperative
14 August 2015
Biography of Palestinian musician deals with the thorny relationship between art and conflict. Read more about Is everyone really equal before a Beethoven symphony?
18 May 2015
The catastrophe facing Palestinians is not in the past; we live with it every day. Read more about How my grandmother stood up to Israel's occupation
19 December 2014
Two new books provide valuable insight into why freedom of speech can be suppressed at American universities. Read more about Understanding why scholars get silenced for defending Palestinian rights
4 December 2014
Author and activist dedicated life to radically reconstructing the world into one that we can all inhabit. Read more about Remembering Leslie Feinberg's revolutionary solidarity with Palestine
9 October 2014
The battle over Steven Salaita is part of a war against the neoliberal corporatization of higher education. Read more about Academic civility and its discontents
1 July 2014
Darwish always insisted that his poetry should represent his life story. Read more about An accessible look at Darwish's life and work, at long last
15 May 2014
“Radical” publisher Verso Books promotes Nakba Day reading list — without any works by Palestinians. Read more about On Western "left" appropriation of Palestinian Nakba
28 March 2014
Anna Bernard expands on Edward Said’s assertion that Israeli and Palestinian literature “cannot be separated.” Read more about Can a focus on “Palestinian narrative” be dangerous to Palestinian rights?
28 February 2014
Remember Edward Said’s message: more negotiations lead to more concessions. Read more about Muataz Washaha: Murdered by Israel as "peace" talks continue