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Roundtable
The Life and Legacy of Sion Assidon
For the Moroccan Jewish leftist, the decolonization of his homeland and the liberation of Palestine were inextricably entwined.
Driss Ksikes, Khalid Lyamlahy, Arthur Asseraf, and Michèle Sibony November 21, 2025
Report
Cryptocurrency Comes to Gaza
With formal banking infrastructure in ruins, Palestinians in Gaza are forced to rely on unregulated digital currencies for survival.
Hani Qarmoot November 19, 2025
Analysis
In California, Jewish Groups’ Win Is Students’ Loss
A new “antisemitism prevention” law erodes possibilities for robust public education on both Palestine and Jewish identity.
Gabi Kirk November 14, 2025
Memoir
Alphabets on the Sand
In Gaza, language is insufficient to describe the magnitude of our loss, but I write anyway.
Abdullah Hany Daher November 12, 2025
Analysis
Mamdani Created a Left-Liberal Coalition on Israel/Palestine
The surprising story of the New York mayoral campaign is not liberal Zionist opposition to Mamdani’s campaign, but their support.
Peter Beinart November 5, 2025
Report
The Olive Harvest Deportations
Alarmed by efforts to publicize its violence against Palestinians, Israel is moving to expel international solidarity activists from the occupied West Bank.
Maya Rosen November 3, 2025
Report
Degrees of Separation
Israel’s new international college programs offer American students an escape from campus activism while training them as state cheerleaders.
Maya Rosen November 2, 2025
Report
Portrait of a Campus in Crisis
UCLA capitulated to its own hardline pro-Israel activists long before President Trump came calling. As a result, its students have repeatedly become targets of vigilante and police violence.
Will Alden October 31, 2025
Essay
The View from Evin
My family’s history with the notorious Iranian prison links me to a world of unfinished liberation movements.
Sahar Delijani October 31, 2025
Poetry
Fish
“I took the bait some time ago”
Birhan Keskin October 31, 2025
Poetry
House of Words, Ibau, Where’s Your Story?
“Speed, which once killed us on the streets, becomes a chest sinking to the bottom of the sea. We walk together while making a night full of stories. But where can we go home? The keeper of words has been evicted.”
Afrizal Malna October 31, 2025
Fiction
The Event
“Something has taken place that we cannot speak of or know or even fully perceive, yet the fact of which sits before us.”
Henry Bean October 31, 2025
Essay
Higher Ed’s Bad Bargain
To salvage academic freedom amid Trump’s attacks, universities must break from their Cold War compromise with US militarism.
Erik Baker October 31, 2025
Excerpt
Memoirs of a Palestinian Communist
Najati Sidqi’s reminiscences, which chronicle the upheavals of the early 20th century, resonate with shocking familiarity today.
Najati Sidqi October 31, 2025
Art
The Upper Room
Coleman Collins’s exhibition considers how attempts at making a new world risk reproducing the cruelties of the old.
Joseph Earl Thomas October 31, 2025
Review
Whose Jewish Dystopia?
With their dark visions of the future, two recent novels illuminate mutually incompatible forms of contemporary Jewish fear.
Lily Meyer October 31, 2025
Review
The Dream Logic of Fascism
In Charlotte Beradt’s study of nightmares under Nazism, the analysis often seems inadequate to the material.
Raphael Magarik October 31, 2025
Office Hours
Elaine Mokhtefi
“There was a current of confidence and warmth between all of us who were in Algiers working with liberation movements.”
Ari M. Brostoff October 31, 2025
Report
Anti-Mamdani Letter Draws Support from Liberal Rabbinate
The letter revealed a split between liberal rabbis backing the mayoral nominee and those opposing him over his positions on Israel.
Alex Kane October 30, 2025
Analysis
The Myth of Israeli Innovation
Israel has long relied on Western patrons for arms and backing—even as it has cast itself as a security “innovator” the West can’t afford to do without.
Rhys Machold October 27, 2025
Analysis
The Meaning of Trump’s $10 Million Grant to a Jewish Nonprofit
The administration is boosting an older, neoconservative politics even as US–Israel relations are increasingly contested on the right.
Suzanne Schneider October 23, 2025
Memoir
Process of Punishment
During my bid for clemency last year, it was clear state officials didn’t care about my rehabilitation—or about helping the victim’s family heal.
Christopher Blackwell October 21, 2025
Reportage
The Making of a Coal Boycott
Inside the campaign to break the toxic relationship between Colombian mining and Israeli militarism
Andreas Malm and Maxy Guedes October 20, 2025
Conversation
How the Swedish Public Saw Israel/Palestine
Director Göran Hugo Olsson discusses his latest documentary, assembled from three decades of state TV footage.
Mitchell Abidor October 16, 2025
