In May 2021, Fady Joudah, a Palestinian American poet, reflected on the challenge of publishing poems that engage with Israeli apartheid due to the limitations of English in capturing the full Palestinian experience.

Literary scholar Saree Makdisi delves into Zionism's denial tactics, imperial racial logics, and the potential for coexistence.

Nathan Thrall's new book, "A Day in the Life of Abed Salama," tells the story of a deadly crash in the West Bank that resulted from the architecture of occupation and the unjust treatment of Palestinians.

Amidst growing concern about antisemitism on college campuses, it is important to differentiate between clear-cut cases of antisemitism and instances that are simply anti-Zionist activism.

Congresswoman Cori Bush has emerged as a dissenting voice among members of Congress in response to the recent violence between Israel and Hamas.

Kenneth Roth, former executive director of Human Rights Watch, known for labeling Israel's occupation of the West Bank as apartheid, has faced backlash and support for his anti-Israel stances.

The Ford Foundation, led by president Darren Walker, has announced its support for immediate humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza and the Middle East, specifically targeting Palestinian civilians affected by the conflict.

The discussion revolves around the Israeli historian Benny Morris and his changing views on Zionism and Israel.

The author discusses the current situation in Jerusalem, highlighting the complexities and nuances that are often overlooked.

Issa Amro penned an open letter to Congresswomen Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib expressing disappointment that they were barred entry into Palestine by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, at the request of President Trump.