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Famine’s Long Shadow
Even if food is surged into Gaza today, the history of weaponized mass starvation shows that the social aftershocks will reverberate for generations.
Alex de Waal October 6, 2025
A Brief History of Solitary Confinement in America
The use of the punitive tactic exploded a century after US officials had deemed it too torturous.
Christopher Blackwell and Deborah Zalesne October 1, 2025
Is It Possible to Atone for Genocide?
An investigation through Jewish text on responsibility and culpability in the face of mass death.
Avigayil Halpern October 1, 2025
Can Morgan Bassichis Be Famous?
In the wake of their crossover hit Can I Be Frank?, the outspoken anti-Zionist performer is poised to carry their lineage of radical politics to the main stage.
Alisa Solomon September 25, 2025
Returning to Yarmouk
After the end of a 14-year civil war, residents are making their way back to the heart of Palestinian life in Syria.
Theia Chatelle September 24, 2025
The Consequences of New US Sanctions on Palestinian Human Rights Groups
Attorney Shayana Kadidal discusses how Trump’s sanctions could curtail American support for ICC prosecutions of Israel.
Alex Kane September 22, 2025
An Israeli Group Aiding Gaza Becomes a New Favorite of US Pro-Israel Groups
IsraAID has begun providing humanitarian aid to Palestinians, but some aid workers remain wary.
Alex Kane September 18, 2025
Never Again for All, or for No One
A PR snafu at the LA Holocaust Museum reveals the impossibility of drawing boundaries around an anti-genocide rallying cry.
Sean Pergola September 12, 2025
