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at 11/7/26 7:30amMondoweiss speaks with analyst Mitchell Plitnick about what the Democrats' "Blue Wave" could mean for Trump's foreign policy, how the Israeli elections could impact the United States, and how JD Vance is using Israel to position his political future.- — The American people have spoken, and across the political spectrum they don’t like Israel
- at 11/6/26 7:57am“Everyone knows why we lost,” J.D. Vance said after the Republican wipeout in the midterm elections, and among the reasons he cited was Israel. For decades, the Israel lobby worked to keep Zionism’s bigotry off voters’ radar. Those days are over.
- — Here is what a new Democratic Party foreign policy should look like following the Blue Tsunami
- at 11/6/26 7:30amThe midterm elections showed that the political landscape has shifted dramatically on Israel and the war in Iran. Now, activists must pressure Congress to end the war and support Palestinian rights. Here is what they should advocate for.
- — Gaza’s vanishing date harvest
- at 11/5/26 8:51amIsrael’s genocidal war on Gaza has reached even the smallest sources of livelihood, destroying agricultural traditions that Palestinians have been practicing for centuries.
- — The ‘blue wave’ is a defeat for Israel, but the left’s work is just beginning
- at 11/4/26 1:43pmPolitical consultant Peter Feld says the midterms were a rebuke of Trump, the Iran war, and Israel. But with AIPAC adapting and J Street rising, he warns progressives must push for a full arms embargo and resist the capture of their new champions.
- — Israel’s election exposes the limits of liberal Zionism
- at 11/3/26 12:25pmNetanyahu’s strong showing in the Israeli elections is a blow to liberal Zionists and their effort to continue to deny Israeli apartheid.
- — Amid deepening financial crisis, UNRWA conducts mass layoffs in Gaza
- at 11/3/26 10:58amUNRWA says it is forced to cut services because it cannot cover a $70 million shortfall. But laid-off employees, its staff union, and its former spokesperson say the cuts are aimed at something broader: the refugee question itself.
- — Haley Stevens is trying to ratf–k the El-Sayed campaign over Israel
- at 11/2/26 2:15pmIn a shock move, Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over fellow Democrat Abdul El-Sayed. While the exact reasons are unclear, there is no doubt Israel played a central role.
- — I have not eaten rice since I left Gaza. The taste is a painful reminder of the genocide.
- at 11/2/26 7:00amIn Gaza, hunger and siege changed the meanings of bread, rice, khobeiza, and oud. Three years after reaching Cairo, ordinary foods and fragrances still return me to the war.
- — Book Review: A guide to how the media sanitized Israel’s genocide in Gaza
- at 11/1/26 7:00amAssal Rad's 'Don't Say Palestine' is a masterpiece on language distortion and dishonesty, combining brilliant analysis with searing moral outrage and destined to become a classic read for years to come.
- — Gulf states scramble to avert another U.S.-Israeli war on Iran they cannot stop
- at 10/31/26 7:00amSaudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Türkiye sent top security officials to Tehran as fears grow of a renewed U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran. With little leverage over Trump, the Gulf states face devastating consequences if the war resumes.
- — Thousands of people in Gaza are missing without answers, as Israel withholds information from their families
- at 10/30/26 2:19pmMore than a year after the October 2025 ceasefire, Palestinian families are still searching for loved ones who vanished during Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
- — Liberal Zionists are trying to distance themselves from the reality that Israeli voters overwhelmingly want genocide
- at 10/30/26 11:42amLiberal Zionists bemoan both ultra-nationalist extremists and pro-Palestine activists, but Israel's latest elections show how they ultimately come to the defense of apartheid every time.
- — Netanyahu’s stalemate and the liberal fantasy of a new Israel
- at 10/29/26 12:34pmLiberal commentary frames Israel’s elections as a struggle for its soul, but the opposition offers only better management of the same system. Record Palestinian turnout reflects hope for modest relief, not real change.
- — No seat at the table: Israel’s post-election message to its Palestinian citizens
- at 10/29/26 12:25pmNetanyahu's party and the Israeli opposition are at an electoral stalemate that only an alliance with the Palestinian citizens of Israel can break, but neither camp is willing to extend their democratic ideals to the Arab lists who won 19 seats in the latest election.
- — Bulldozers, glyphosate, white phosphorus: Israel’s destruction of South Lebanon’s olive groves
- at 10/29/26 7:00amLebanese farmers are losing their livelihood as Israeli forces uproot centuries-old trees, destroy olive groves, and demolish entire towns and villages, rendering them uninhabitable.
- — One hour to leave: Hebron families displaced by Israel’s military operation don’t know when they’ll return
- at 10/28/26 10:25amIsraeli forces have forced 407 Palestinian families, nearly 2,650 people, from their homes in Hebron, sealing the city’s entrances and closing the Ibrahimi Mosque to Muslim worshipers. Displaced residents describe being given one hour and one bag.
- — New poll upends narrative that Democratic voters are split on El-Sayed
- at 10/27/26 8:00amThe mainstream media continues to insist Democrats are divided on Israel despite clear evidence to the contrary. Now the media is following the Israel lobby's lead and manufacturing a similar split in Michigan. A new poll shows it's not working.
- — Palestinians who fled Gaza for Egypt are being scammed and exploited by fake charities
- at 10/27/26 7:00amFake charities and brokers in Egypt are exploiting desperate Palestinian refugees from Gaza who receive little aid and are legally barred from working.
- — Gaza’s displaced families are struggling to keep the lights on
- at 10/26/26 11:09amWith Gaza’s power grid destroyed and Israel restricting the entry of fuel, private generator owners are charging high fees to provide electricity, leaving many displaced families in the dark.
- — The Israeli elections have become a fight over October 7, but only Zionist opinions are allowed
- at 10/25/26 7:00amIsraeli election season has been dominated by Zionist debate over October 7, but this debate has not included discussion of ending the Gaza genocide because no one in Israeli society wants this to happen.
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