- — Ben-Gvir returns to Israel after a violent trip to the U.S. But what was he actually doing here?
- Itamar Ben-Gvir’s visit to the United States sparked protest and generated violence against pro-Palestine protesters, but that didn’t stop GOP lawmakers from meeting with the extremist far-right politician.
- — ‘It would be easier to die in an airstrike than die of hunger’: Gazans face famine as UN runs out of food
- The UN's World Food Programme, a lifeline for millions of people in Gaza who rely on it for food aid, has run out of its food stores. Palestinians in Gaza say that famine isn't imminent — it's already here.
- — Why Pro-Palestine protesters are being sent to a for-profit ICE prison in rural Louisiana
- Mahmoud Khalil, Rümeysa Öztürk, and Alireza Doroudi are all being held in ICE detention in Jena, Louisiana. Jena represents the nexus of white supremacy, prison profiteering, and state repression. But its history also shows us the path of resistance.
- — How the creation of the ‘New Antisemitism’ was used to shield Israel and attack the Left
- Challenges to Zionism in the late 1960s and 1970s sparked an effort to redefine antisemitism focused on defending Israel while attacking the political Left. This resulted in the IHRA definition and the assault on Palestine activism we see today.
- — An Injury to Palestine is an Injury to All: Join the Palestinian workers’ May Day call to act now against Israeli genocide
- The Labor for Palestine National Network, National Students for Justice in Palestine, and U.S. Palestinian Community Network join the Palestinian call urging U.S. unions to create real pressure to end the U.S.-backed Israeli genocide in Gaza.
- — The case against Anasse Kazib is just the French government’s latest act of repression against Palestine solidarity
- More than 1,000 activists, intellectuals, and writers have signed a letter against the crackdown on Palestine solidarity in France, including the targeting of union organizer Anasse Kazib.
- — How the declining support for Israel is impacting U.S. politics
- Mondoweiss spoke with political consultant Peter Feld about the declining support for Israel across the political spectrum and age groups, and the far-reaching effects it's having on U.S. politics, from local mayoral races all the way up to Trump.
- — Trump may have to overcome obstacles in his own administration to avoid war with Iran
- U.S. negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program continue to show signs of success. But Merav Ceren's appointment to the National Security Council shows the institutional power pro-Israel forces will have to sink a deal.
- — Rafah no longer exists. This is part of Israel’s plan to permanently occupy Gaza.
- Israel has completely wiped out Rafah, turning a fifth of Gaza's territory into a giant buffer zone. This is part of Israel's plan to permanently remain in Gaza and ethnically cleanse its people.
- — I faced censorship and attacks at MIT for trying to teach about Palestine. This reflects the rising fascism in higher education.
- A linguistics course I proposed to teach at MIT on decolonization in Haiti and Palestine was censored and attacked by the university. My story is just one small window into the broader crisis and repression unfolding in higher education.
- — FBI and police raid homes of Palestine activists in Michigan
- The FBI and other law enforcement agencies raided multiple homes in Michigan, reportedly targeting a number of student activists connected to Gaza solidarity protests at the University of Michigan.
- — Administrative detention of Raja Eghbarieh marks dangerous escalation for political oppression of ‘48 Palestinians
- The Left Palestinian movement Abnaa el-Balad is calling for international solidarity in calling for the release of Raja Eghbarieh, an elder movement leader currently being held in administrative detention for his political activity to end the Gaza genocide.
- — Inside the pro-Israel Dominican ultra-right that’s pushing for ethnic cleansing against Haitian immigrants
- On March 30, a lynch mob led by neo-Nazi paramilitaries flew the Israel flag as it demanded Haitian workers be expelled from the Dominican Republic. The episode reveals the disturbing connections between the Dominican right-wing and Israel.
- — In Gaza, a small parish mourns their friend, the Pope
- Palestinian Christians in Gaza remember Pope Francis and his daily calls to the Catholic church in Gaza. “Gaza was among his last words,” one member of the parish told Mondoweiss. "His voice made us forget the sound of the planes and the bombs."
- — ‘This administration does not want any dissent’: breaking down Trump’s attacks on Middle East Studies programs
- The Middle East Studies Association's Laurie Brand speaks to Mondoweiss about the history of attacks on the field of Middle East Studies, the current designs of the Trump administration, and the capitulation of universities.
- — Mainstream obituaries are erasing Pope Francis’s deep concern for Palestine
- Pope Francis telephoned a church in Gaza nearly every night since October 2023. But the New York Times didn’t include that fact in its obituary.
- — Exclusive: $100 million is missing from the Jewish National Fund Canada’s tax returns. Where did the money go?
- A review of JNF Canada's tax filings confirms the organization failed to report over $100,000,000 CDN in donations since 2003. The finding raises serious questions regarding JNF activities and the preferential treatment given to Zionist charities.
- — How European governments are using deportation to disrupt and criminalize Palestine solidarity
- It is not just pro-Palestinian students in the U.S. who are facing the threat of deportation. Anti-genocide activists in Germany and Greece are also currently under threat of deportation, an unprecedented move to quash popular support for Palestine.
- — Americans find it easier to mourn the death of free speech than the death of 60,000 Palestinians
- Americans have always been ignorant of the deadly realities of their empire. Now that genocide is being live-streamed to their phones, they have no excuse. Still, many would rather mourn the death of ideals than those being killed in their name.
- — Evacuate
- They tell me to evacuate my home, my land. As if my home has legs; As if the olive tree, that for decades rooted deep, Will up and follow; As if the echoes of my mother's lullabies Will pack their bags and draft with us to the exile.
- — How Christian Zionism is helping to crucify the birthplace of Christ
- As both Eastern and Western Christians prepare to celebrate Easter, the divide between Palestinian Christians and those in the West has never been larger. The core of this divide is the racist theology of Christian Zionism.
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