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Gvir
Itamar Ben Gvir
Perspectives

Let's stop pretending Ben-Gvir is not the true face of Israel

Ben-Gvir is not an aberration but the most vulgar expression of Israel's previously well-disguised violence, supremacy, and apartheid, writes Izzeddin Araj

Izzeddin Araj

Izzeddin Araj

22 May, 2026
Yadan
France
Perspectives

France's weaponization of antisemitism is backfiring

Following popular pressure French lawmakers withdrew the Yadan bill criticised for criminalising Palestinian solidarity, writes Walaa Saeed Al-Samarrai.

Walaa Saeed Al-Samarrai

Walaa Saeed Al-Samarrai

20 May, 2026
Board of Peace
Trump's Board of Peace
Perspectives

World's most Zionist president Milei doesn't speak for Argentina

As Javier Milei aligns Argentina with Trump & Israel’s Middle East conflicts, he is deepening divisions at home & isolating public opinion, writes L. Zaccara.

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Luciano Zaccara

19 May, 2026
Gaza
Nakba week
Perspectives

Let Them Genocide: How we all paid for Israel’s impunity

Since the Nakba, the world has let Israel redraw the Middle East through war, while its expansionist violence continues unchecked, write Elrayes & Alaqad.

Alaqad

Nahed Elrayes and Plestia Alaqad

14 May, 2026
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Narrated
Gaza
Nakba week
Narrated

The Nakba never ended for Palestinians, I'm living it in Gaza

After more than two years of displacement, horror and loss from Israel's genocide, Huda Skaik explains why the Nakba never ended for Palestinians in Gaza.

HS

Huda Skaik

15 May, 2026
Greens
local elections
Narrated

As a British-Palestinian, the Green Party gives me hope

Kamel Hawwash recounts his political journey from Labour to the Green Party, and why as a Palestinian he is standing in the UK local election.

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Kamel Hawwash

05 May, 2026
Israel
West Bank.
Narrated

My life inside Israel's panopticon

In the West Bank, Israeli surveillance & rising settler violence create constant fear for Palestinians, even within their homes, writes Falasteen Mansour.

Falasteen Mansour

Falasteen Mansour

21 April, 2026
Sudan
Sudan war
Narrated

There's nothing inevitable about Sudan's war

As the Sudan war enters its fourth year with no end in sight, Yassmin Abdel-Magied explains why despair is not an option.

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Yassmin Abdel-Magied

15 April, 2026
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Unfiltered
Pakistan
US-Israel war on Iran
Unfiltered

For Pakistan, mediation in the Iran war is self-preservation

Pakistan’s mediation in the US-Israel-Iran crisis is driven by the trauma of 1971 and fears that regional war could spill across its borders.

TI

Tanya Goudsouzian and Ibrahim al-Marashi

29 May, 2026
Iran
US-Israel war on Iran
Unfiltered

Ahmadinejad, Delcy and the idiocy of late-stage US imperialism

The reported idea of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran’s transitional leader shows US-Israel misunderstand how power works in the Islamic Republic, writes Valadbaygi

KV

Kayhan Valadbaygi

27 May, 2026
NYT
Sde Teiman
Unfiltered

NYT Israel rape exposé is overdue good reporting not blood libel

Long before NYT's investigation, evidence of Israel's use of torture at Sde Teiman existed, yet Western leaders & media were silent, writes Richard Silverstein.

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Richard Silverstein

26 May, 2026
Iran
Iran
Unfiltered

Iran’s revolution was not destined to end in clerical rule

Hossam el-Hamalawy revisits Iran’s revolution through the social forces that drove it, explaining its outcome was not historically inevitable.

Hossam el-Hamalawy

Hossam el-Hamalawy

18 May, 2026
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Opinion Video
The tragedy of the Nakba never ended, it only got worse
Nakba week
Opinion Video

Ghada Karmi: I was there during Nakba. It didn't start in 1948

To fossilise the Nakba is to ignore Zionism's continued settler colonial drive to erase Palestinians. Unless we unite, Ghada Karmi argues, more tragedy awaits.

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Ghada Karmi

15 May, 2026
To reverse UK decline, double down on multiculturalism
UK politics
Opinion Video

To reverse UK decline, double down on multiculturalism

Farage’s project, far more than any other political force in Britain, is proving itself the beneficiary of the country’s mounting array of crises.

JM

Jonas Marvin

22 April, 2026
Between war and regime oppression, Iranians trapped by trauma cycle
US-Israel war on Iran
Opinion Video

Between war and regime oppression, Iran trapped by trauma cycle

The US-Israel war escalated an already devastating mental health crisis for Iranians following decades of living under a brutal regime, says Tara Kangarlou.

Tara Kangarlou

Tara Kangarlou

07 April, 2026
Israel has ruined TikTok but that’s the point
Opinion Video
Opinion Video

Israel has ruined TikTok but that’s the point

The ADL said TikTok was a problem for Israel. Two years later, it's now owned by a pro-Israel billionaire. Coincidence? Maura Finkelstein doesn't think so.

Maura Finkelstein

Maura Finkelstein

16 March, 2026
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Emad Hajjaj Cartoon

Oh-man, here we go again!

Emad Hajjaj
29 May, 2026
Bombing for Peace

Bombing for Peace

Emad Hajjaj
26 May, 2026
In the Hall of the Genocide King: Benjamin Netanyahu sits on a throne made of world leaders

In the Hall of the Genocide King

Emad Hajjaj
21 May, 2026
Fatah’s Nepo Baby. A grey-haired man gives a blood transfusion to a white-haired man. Text reads: "Yalla, my son, inject new blood"

Fatah’s Nepo Baby

Emad Hajjaj
20 May, 2026
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