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The far-right activist and politician died in disgrace, but Shaul Magid’s new book argues that his ideas have shaped mainstream American Judaism.

In a new history of the Hasidic “fortress in Brooklyn,” a community’s struggle for the right to the city is not always waged in the common interest.

For Israel’s Supreme Court, to exercise power might be to lose it.

Sylvère Lotringer, who died last week, brought together French theorists, punk writers, and political insurrectionists through the avant-garde press Semiotext(e).

The director of the new documentary Boycott discusses the high stakes of the legal fight against anti-BDS legislation.

In The Loneliest Americans, Jay Caspian Kang suggests that for Asian Americans, the process of political consciousness raising has gone terribly wrong.

After criticizing “Israeli apartheid” and offering a processing space to Palestinian students in June, a campus office has been prevented from serving its regular functions, according to a civil rights complaint.

In a film adaptation of Nella Larsen’s Passing, racial passing is about seeing as much as being seen.

“The security woman / rubbed on my pussy / like it was Aladdin’s lamp”

German media giant Axel Springer demands that its employees support Israel, capitalism, and NATO.

The Israeli government cannot significantly improve Palestinian lives without granting them basic rights.

Israel’s Supreme Court will soon decide the case of the residents of Masafer Yatta, who have lived for decades under the threat of displacement by the military.

When unionists wrote a pro-Palestine motion, Israel advocates contrived a wide-ranging campaign to stop it from receiving a vote.

Progressives can’t afford to avoid the new culture war.

“If I can’t come into the classroom ready to listen, it’s not an abolitionist space.”

“you would trade a skull of yes/no for quiet, two slushed thoughts / per foot below, but there it goes dewing the frost of your plan”

A proposed new department would include professionals like mental health workers alongside cops.

An illustrated guide

If he loses due to his support for BDS, Florida congressional candidate Omari Hardy says his “conscience will be clear.”

On Black–Palestinian solidarity

Sarah Silverman has come out against the casting of non-Jews in Jewish roles—a stance with a fraught racial history bound up with the legacy of blackface.

Poet and activist Mohammed El-Kurd discusses his debut collection, the vexed meanings of visibility, and the long history of Palestinian freedom struggles.

While lawmakers of color have challenged the Democratic consensus on Israel, the Bronx congressman has become a powerful voice for upholding the status quo.

An interview with journalist and activist Basil al-Adraa about covering settler violence