Day 369: One year since Al-Aqsa Flood
10 October 2024
Professor Joseph Massad on why Western powers support Israeli genocide. Read more about Day 369: One year since Al-Aqsa Flood
imperialism
How Zionism pushes liberalism into decay, with Matteo Capasso
4 March 2024
Why does the West consistently defend the genocide of Palestinians? Read more about How Zionism pushes liberalism into decay, with Matteo Capasso
Could ICC try Palestinians while Israel gets away with murder?
10 September 2021
Human Rights Watch frames armed resistance as “war crimes.” Read more about Could ICC try Palestinians while Israel gets away with murder?
Is Biden’s pick for major budget post Islamophobic?
28 January 2021
Pro-Israel censor Neera Tanden proposed looting Libya and assaulted Faiz Shakir, a future employee of Bernie Sanders. Read more about Is Biden’s pick for major budget post Islamophobic?
Palestine is (still) the issue
10 February 2020
Trump plan is logical outcome of all previous US administration policies. Read more about Palestine is (still) the issue
The West's "wreck and ruin" strategy in the Middle East
8 July 2016
A sweeping survey of 14 years regional upheaval and human suffering in Patrick Cockburn’s Chaos & Caliphate. Read more about The West's "wreck and ruin" strategy in the Middle East
Can anthropology overcome its imperial past?
25 May 2016
BDS vote a test of field’s complicated relationship with Middle East. Read more about Can anthropology overcome its imperial past?
A "grand bargain" between Saudi Arabia and Iran?
15 March 2016
Can the foreign policy of the 99 percent prevail over the foreign policy of the one percent? Read more about A "grand bargain" between Saudi Arabia and Iran?
Early classic of Palestinian resistance cinema reemerges
1 May 2015
They Do Not Exist resists Israeli denial of Palestinian life. Read more about Early classic of Palestinian resistance cinema reemerges
Former prisoner, PFLP leader: hunger strike "made revolution in the prisons"
Hebron 7 December 2011
Abdel-Alim Da’na, a leader of the PFLP and a professor at Palestine Polytechnic University in Hebron, speaks to Ben Lorber about his experience in Israel’s prisons. Read more about Former prisoner, PFLP leader: hunger strike "made revolution in the prisons"
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