The article explores the nuanced stance of Rep. Jamaal Bowman regarding Israel and Palestine, highlighting his vocal criticism of Israel's actions towards Palestinians despite representing a pro-Israel district.

Vandals targeted the home of a Jewish museum director in Brooklyn, painting a red inverted triangle on her property, a symbol historically used by Hamas to mark Israeli targets.

Nicholas Freudenberg reflects on his activism at Columbia University in 1968 and offers advice to current student activists.

The debate between Zionism and Anti-Zionism has resurfaced due to recent protests on college campuses.

Journalist Hadani Ditmars reflects on her visit to a Gaza solidarity encampment at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, encountering a mix of activists from various backgrounds, including an anti-Zionist Jew, a Palestinian man who came to Vancouver for medical treatment, and an Iraqi doctoral candidate with memories of war.

The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco faced controversy when some artists accepted into the California Jewish Open identified as anti-Zionist and advocated for Palestinian liberation.

The Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement recently called for a boycott of Standing Together, an Israeli nonprofit that promotes progressive causes and advocates for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza and the release of Israeli hostages.

A New York University (NYU) professor, Amin Husain, has been suspended after making comments defending Hamas and questioning documented atrocities.

The author writes a letter to their Hamas-supporting neighbors, expressing their desire for peace but also their support for Israel's response to Hamas' actions.

The article discusses the trend of using sex appeal in online war discourse, specifically in relation to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

The US labor movement has experienced a revival in recent years, with unions gaining popularity and experiencing a democratic upsurge.

The article discusses the activities and beliefs of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), a group that aims to achieve Palestinian liberation and connects it with other social justice causes.

In this video, the speaker discusses the need for the pro-Palestinian left to publicly and loudly appeal to Hamas to release the captives.

In this interview, Mohammed Zraiy, a Palestinian living in Gaza, describes the dire situation on the ground, with no electricity, internet, medicine, or basic supplies due to Israeli bombardment.

The author reflects on recent events and their implications for the movement for Palestinian freedom in the United States.