From the Newsletter

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

The Senate moderates may weaken Biden’s agenda, but they can’t stop the left’s takeover of the Democratic Party.

A dispatch from an incarcerated person in Pennsylvania on the risks unvaccinated guards pose to prisoners.

Unpacking the suspect framing of a new survey on campus antisemitism.

An interview with Spencer Ackerman, author of Reign of Terror.

Michael Shulan, the museum’s former creative director, on the 20-year legacy of the attacks and his unrealized vision.

An abortion fund worker in Texas on how their efforts will shift now that the state has effectively banned abortion after six weeks

An interview with British socialist historian David Renton on lessons from Jeremy Corbyn’s tenure as Labour leader.

A conversation with scholar Mejgan Massoumi on how Afghans have experienced the war between the United States and the Taliban.

Climate journalist Kate Aronoff on how to process the UN climate report.

Reporter Daniel Marans on Nina Turner’s loss, the role of Jewish organizing and the Israel lobby, and what it all means for the left.

Adam Serwer discusses his collection of writings on the Trump era.

Lara Friedman on the wider stakes for free speech.

A co-founder of the queer, anarchist café Pink Peacock discusses recent run-ins with law enforcement and Jewish leftism in the UK.

Scholar Khaled Al Hroub discusses the common origins and divergent strategies of Hamas and Ra’am.

The much-maligned slogan resists the fragmentation of Palestinian land and people by Israeli occupation and discrimination.

A conversation with historian Jonathan Ned Katz on the life of Eve Adams.

Violence in Israel’s Jewish–Arab cities is an attack on the already fragile fabric of joint life.

A selection of our articles from the past few years.

An interview with Rep. Betty McCollum, author of a bill that would restrict US military aid in support of the occupation.

An interview with labor historian Gabriel Winant about his new book, The Next Shift, and how care work could become the basis of a new class solidarity.

As she exits Jewish Voice for Peace, Rabbi Alissa Wise describes the emotional toll of years of Jewish activism for Palestine.

A conversation with writer Mark Tseng-Putterman, who situates the recent attacks on Asian Americans within the structures of white supremacy and imperialism.

A conversation with political theorist Ajay Singh Chaudhary on contemporary fascism in a global context.