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Analysis
Fugitive Sanctuaries
It has only ever been migrant movements, rather than benevolent states, that have granted true safety for the endangered.
Ananya Roy February 9, 2026
Essay
Minnesota Goddam
In the Twin Cities, the hand of a polluted country reaches to choke the future out of us.
Danez Smith February 5, 2026
Analysis
Trump’s Imperial Fantasy Begins With Gaza
As his Board of Peace bids to become an alternative United Nations, the president plans to rule the Strip and reap the profits.
Peter Beinart February 4, 2026
Report
Researchers at Human Rights Watch Resign Over Blocked Report on Palestinian Refugee Return
The departures have roiled the prominent watchdog group over a decision one staffer called “unprincipled and cowardly.”
Alex Kane February 3, 2026
Essay
Swarm Like Locusts
A dvar Torah from occupied Minneapolis
Joey Glick January 28, 2026
Report
Alex Pretti’s Killer May Be Part of His Union
Border Patrol agents belong to the same federal workers union as VA nurses, a situation some of Pretti’s colleagues are determined to change.
Sarah Lazare January 26, 2026
Memoir
After the Rain
In Gaza, rain once meant renewal. Now it is only a reminder of the slow violence we are living under.
Abdullah Hany Daher January 22, 2026
History
Reclaiming the Ladino Left
The early 20th century saw a flurry of left activism by Ladino-speaking Sephardic Jews in the US. Recovering their legacy can enrich the Jewish left of today.
Devin E. Naar January 21, 2026
History
Kansionario Sosialista
Selections from a 1919 Ladino Socialist songbook
Devin E. Naar January 21, 2026
Report
Can a Liberal Zionist Recreate Mamdani’s Coalition?
Brad Lander’s primary challenge to Rep. Dan Goldman will test whether the progressive alliance that came together in 2025 can win again.
Alex Kane January 16, 2026
Photo Essay
The Eyes of Silwan
As settlers evict families from their homes in an East Jerusalem neighborhood, a community art project called I Witness Silwan ensures that they are always being watched.
Charlotte Ritz-Jack December 23, 2025
Chevruta
How Should We Engage in Communal Rebuke?
An investigation through Jewish text on moving fellow Jews
Aron Wander December 23, 2025
Conversation
Trump’s New Travel Ban Targets Palestinians
Immigration law expert Samah Sisay says the new restrictions are about politics, not security.
Alex Kane December 22, 2025
Memoir
Crying Is Not Surrender
In wartime, expressions of sorrow are pushed away. But our grief is sacred. It demands to be felt.
Abdullah Hany Daher December 22, 2025
Analysis
The Genocides The New York Times Forgot
The paper’s Gaza coverage continues its pattern of downplaying US-backed atrocities in Bangladesh, East Timor, and Guatemala.
Zachary Jablow December 19, 2025
Analysis
Zohran Mamdani Vs. the Real Estate State
Can the mayor-elect overcome the snares being set for his affordable housing agenda?
Samuel Stein December 17, 2025
Essay
Scenes from a Columbia Writing Workshop
In my classrooms, students continued to move toward the political analysis that two successive university—and presidential—administrations seemed determined to suppress.
Ade Khan December 16, 2025
Report
The ADL Tried to Appease MAGA. The FBI Cut Ties with Them Anyway.
The Jewish defense group—whose partnership with federal law enforcement goes back decades—has never been more isolated.
Mari Cohen and Alex Kane December 10, 2025
Analysis
How Trump’s Gaza Plan Is Enabling Another Israeli Land Grab
By codifying Israel’s demands, the new “peace process” guarantees that Palestinian territory will keep shrinking.
Anne Irfan December 8, 2025
Report
An Educational Crusade in East Jerusalem
Under the pretext of “national security,” Israel is ramping up its longstanding attacks on Palestinian education in the city.
Jonathan Shamir December 8, 2025
Report
Miért fogadják tárt karokkal a magyar zsidó intézmények Orbánt és Netanjahut?
Október 7. óta a magyar zsidó szövetség visszavonult a jobboldali miniszterelnök kritizálásától, ami egyre hangosabb cionizmusellenes visszhangot váltott ki zsidó részről.
Larkin Cleland December 2, 2025
Report
Why Hungarian Jewish Institutions Are Embracing Orbán and Netanyahu
Since October 7th, Hungary’s Jewish federation has backed away from criticism of its right-wing prime minister, prompting an increasingly vocal anti-Zionist Jewish response.
Larkin Cleland December 2, 2025
Dispatch
The Zionist Right Has a MAGA Problem
A conference aiming to confront antisemitism on the right offers a portrait of an old guard left twisting in the wind.
Ben Lorber and Jess Schwalb November 26, 2025
Analysis
Israel’s Collective Amnesia
Even as Israel continues killing Gazans, its liberals are ready to forget the genocide.
Lee Mordechai November 24, 2025
