- — One result of the sea change in U.S. politics regarding Palestine: pro-Israel smear campaigns no longer work
- Pro-Israel smear campaigns have ended many political careers in the past, but they're now falling flat. This shift is one of the clearest signs that Israel's standing in U.S. politics has changed, likely permanently.
- — New York State must divest from Israel Bonds
- New York State’s Common Retirement Fund holds more than $367 million in Israel Bonds, which provide financial support for Israel’s ongoing brutality against the Palestinian people. The state of New York must end its complicity in genocide.
- — Israeli restrictions on fuel and supplies have hospitals in Gaza on the verge of shutting down
- Health officials in Gaza say Israel is waging an aggressive campaign against Gaza’s healthcare system by deliberately calibrating restrictions on fuel and supplies to keep hospitals on the brink of collapse.
- — Here is why we sanctioned Hillel at the New School and why students everywhere should follow our lead
- In May, the New School's Student Senate sanctioned its Hillel chapter for its ties to Israeli war crimes and violations of international law. With 850 chapters worldwide, students everywhere should join the campaign to "Drop Hillel."
- — Digitally annexing the West Bank: Israel moves its theft of Palestinian land online
- A new Israeli digital registry imposes de facto sovereignty over 60% of the West Bank. Palestinians must register under Israeli authority or risk losing their land, but Israeli legal loopholes are designed to invalidate their claims either way.
- — How the IHRA definition of antisemitism is being used to criminalize Palestine solidarity across Latin America
- The IHRA definition of antisemitism is being used in a coordinated offensive across Latin America to criminalize solidarity with Palestine. The targets are not only Palestine activists but also the backbone of Latin America's social movements.
- — West Bank healthcare workers go on strike as Israel’s financial siege guts the Palestinian health sector
- As Israel indefinitely withholds Palestinian customs revenues, public hospitals have cut hours and slashed healthcare workers' salaries. Patients are left to navigate a system running on interns and half-capacity labs.
- — Palestine is reshaping Democratic Party politics, and nowhere is this clearer than in New York City
- New York goes to the polls on June 23, and, as in the rest of the country, Palestine is having a major impact on the races. Mondoweiss speaks with political consultant Peter Feld about the rapidly shifting politics around Israel in New York City.
- — Palestine has already helped reshape New York City politics, and there are signs that more is on the way
- New York goes to the polls on June 23, and, as in the rest of the country, Palestine is having a major impact on the races. Mondoweiss speaks with political consultant Peter Feld about the rapidly shifting politics around Israel in New York City.
- — Will Trump sideline Israel in order to make a deal with Iran?
- Donald Trump reportedly has a deal on the table to suspend fighting and begin negotiations to end the Iran war and the resulting global economic crisis. But Israel and Iran hawks see it as a disaster and are working to undermine it. Who will win out?
- — Will Trump sideline Israel is order to make a deal with Iran?
- Donald Trump reportedly has a deal on the table to suspend fighting and begin negotiations to end the Iran war and the resulting global economic crisis. But Israel and Iran hawks see it as a disaster and are working to undermine it. Who will win out?
- — Europe’s new strategy to hide the rot in Israeli society is to scapegoat Itamar Ben-Gvir
- European governments are finally being forced to condemn Israel as its crimes have become impossible to ignore. But they are scapegoating National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir rather than confronting the system he represents.
- — The time for a U.S. arms embargo on Israel is now
- The U.S. is starting talks on a new military aid deal for Israel as support for the country hits an all-time low. Israel’s supporters are feeling the pressure and pushing for cosmetic changes, but don’t fall for it. We need a full arms embargo now.
- — Honoring the stories and inspiration of Gaza: an interview with susan abulhawa
- "This is one of the proudest things I've done." Mondoweiss talks to author susan abulhawa about "Every Moment Is A Life," a powerful new anthology featuring 18 Palestinian writers abulhawa worked with during multiple trips to Gaza amid the genocide.
- — Despite the ceasefire, Israel resumes bombing entire residential blocks in Gaza, displacing dozens of families
- The Israeli army is targeting Gaza's remaining residential blocks that were left standing after the ceasefire, leaving even more Palestinians homeless. "Fear has become a permanent guest in our homes," one resident told Mondoweiss.
- — Trump wants the Palestinians to pay for the U.S. occupation of Gaza
- Trump's Board of Peace is in financial crisis and wants to use funds taken from the Palestinian Authority to pay for Gaza's reconstruction. Palestinians would pay twice over: money stolen from the West Bank would be used to cement Gaza's occupation.
- — Are neocons turning on the Iran War?
- Prominent neoconservatives are criticizing Trump’s war on Iran, but do these critiques amount to a foreign policy shift?
- — The families of Gaza’s disappeared are still looking for answers
- "He went for a walk and never returned." Palestinians in Gaza describe the disappearance of their loved ones during the genocide and the open-ended agony of not knowing when they might see them again.
- — The Israeli Knesset just voted to dissolve itself, but this won’t end the Gaza genocide
- Even if Netanyahu and his right-wing allies are ousted from government, Israel’s genocide in Gaza, ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, and the wars against Lebanon and Iran enjoy broad support across the Israeli political spectrum.
- — Why did the American Psychiatric Association cancel my Humanitarian Award Lecture on Gaza?
- My lecture at the American Psychiatric Association's annual meeting on trauma in Gaza was canceled after a pressure campaign by pro-Israel groups. Health professionals must be able to speak about Palestinian suffering without fear of punishment.
- — ‘Life itself no longer feels the same’: Gaza faces another Eid al-Adha amid genocide
- Ahead of the Eid al-Adha holiday, many in Gaza continue to face displacement, destruction, and uncertainty, and are struggling to secure necessities while trying to preserve fragments of celebration for their families.
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