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Conversation
“Burning the Off-Ramps”
Daniel Levy explains how unceasing US support for Israel has locked the region in an escalatory spiral.
Alex Kane October 10, 2024
Essay
Must the Sword Devour Forever?
With lessons from past deadly invasions of Lebanon shoved aside, the US and Israel are escalating toward endless war.
Seth Anziska October 2, 2024
Analysis
After the Encampments
For the student movement, translating chaos into real leverage will require a “long-haul protest” that sustains the crisis semester after semester.
Aparna Gopalan September 26, 2024
Poetry
PURE&LOVE
“because the/ heart can’t pump love / all day, it takes it away / for matters of living—”
Ahmad Almallah September 20, 2024
Analysis
A Dangerous Alliance
UCLA students arguing that Zionism is a First Amendment-protected religious belief have joined a powerful right-wing legal project.
Raphael Magarik September 13, 2024
Photo Essay
The Siege of Jenin
In a brutal, ten-day-long incursion, the Israeli army reduced large swaths of the West Bank city to ruin.
Wahaj Bani Moufleh September 12, 2024
Poetry
Hero vs. Common Fate
“It is the hero’s instinct to move / in a different direction, away from the crowd—”
Harryette Mullen September 6, 2024
Comic
Kamala’s Convention
Eli Valley August 23, 2024
Review
The Hösses’ Colonial Paradise
Jonathan Glazer’s The Zone of Interest disrupts the genre of Holocaust cinema by re-situating the Shoah in history.
Jonathan Shamir August 21, 2024
Report
Inside the Movement to Settle Southern Lebanon
Building on the successes of the Israeli settler movement, a new ultra-right group is seeking to open yet another front for conquest.
Maya Rosen August 19, 2024
Art
Carcass
Beatriz Chachamovits August 14, 2024
Report
Searching for the Jewish Future in South Florida
Does Miami’s hardline Zionist consensus make it an outlier in American Jewish life—or a harbinger of things to come?
Max Freedman August 12, 2024
Report
The Book of Randy
How a Jewish, pro-Israel Florida state rep is building power within the “America First” right.
Alex Kane August 12, 2024
History
The Jewish Revolutionaries of Key West
In the last years of the 19th century, Jews inspired by the fight for Cuban independence joined the fray, running weapons to their comrades on the other side of the Florida Straits.
Arlo Haskell August 12, 2024
Essay
Ghosts of the Groves
In Israel and Florida, violent parallel histories of citrus cultivation have set the stage for a budding agricultural alliance.
Gavriel Cutipa-Zorn August 12, 2024
Conversation
Bodies of Water
Shoog McDaniel’s photographs of queer life in rural Florida present a world where all bodies are sacred.
Sasha Wortzel August 12, 2024
Review
The Energetic Executive
Ron DeSantis wants to make his blueprint for Florida—outlined in the rancorous memoir written for his failed presidential campaign—into a model for the rest of the country.
Samantha Schuyler August 12, 2024
Dispatch
“No One Is Coming to Save Us”
Eight Florida activists on the experience of organizing under Governor Ron DeSantis’s far-right onslaught.
Zaina Alsous August 12, 2024
Essay
Paradis Lost
The life and death of a radical Miami bookstore
Audrey Wright, Brian Wright, and Bianca Sanon August 12, 2024
Essay
“Our North Is the South”
An experiment in radical education
Marina Magloire August 12, 2024
Archival
Workers Circle Branch 692 in Miami Beach
An excerpt from a 1949 chapter history
Josh Parshall August 12, 2024
Materia Medica
Buenezas of South Florida
How plant wisdom connects Indigenous communities and the diasporas that make their homes in the region
Monica Uszerowicz August 12, 2024
Responsa
More Truth
To truly oppose the right’s attacks on education, Jewish communities must face Palestinian history.
Fiction
DEATH TO DICTATORS
“They’re crawling all over South Florida, the worst people on Earth, enjoying the sun and the sea, unkillable.”
Ryan Alan Boyle August 12, 2024
