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Amira Hass Is Still Angry

As Israel’s new government emboldens its settler right, Haaretz’s longtime occupied territories correspondent discusses the state’s old and new forms of domination over Palestinians.

Alex Kane April 18, 2023

Necessary Defense

Director Daniel Goldhaber on turning Andreas Malm’s eco-terrorist manifesto How to Blow Up a Pipeline into a heist movie.

Malcolm Harris April 18, 2023

A Fatal Disease

“The thought that his end was imminent always gave him a sense of release and new vitality.”

Susan Taubes April 17, 2023

The Men With the Pink Triangle

An excerpt of one of the first complete testimonies from a Holocaust survivor sent to a concentration camp for homosexuality.

Heinz Heger April 14, 2023

Israel Strains Its “Cold Peace” with Jordan

Israel’s far-right government is undermining a longstanding treaty that many Jordanians already oppose.

Dalia Hatuqa April 12, 2023

The Strange Hours

Finding a new relationship with rest in early motherhood

Maryam Ivette Parhizkar April 10, 2023

The ADL’s Antisemitism Findings, Explained

The organization’s annual audit found a worrisome surge in incidents—but experts say some of its numbers lack context.

Mari Cohen April 4, 2023

Dreams Under Confinement

Mapping the pandemic’s collective unconscious

Rona Lorimer April 3, 2023