
The Targeting of Women to Carry Out Genocide
Femigenocide
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Femigenocide

WEST BANK DISPATCH: Across the occupied West Bank, armed Israeli settlers are torching homes and mosques, killing Palestinians and emptying communities, offering a preview of the future being proposed
A literary short story of Palestinian Existence

Thanks Haley Stevens for wasting $30 Million in AIPAC's War Chest & Congrats Dr. Abdul El Sayed

How Spain v. Argentina became a Proxy for Palestine and its Genocide

The Gaza Doctrine Exported in Visions of a "Greater Middle East"

You Have the Right to be Silent, Or You Will be Silenced

Israel’s war on the Palestinians never stopped; the world just stopped watching.
Everything is a reflection of the battles happening in my mind

Israeli leaders recently announced plans to implement a "voluntary emigration plan from Gaza." This echoes Zionists' proposals since the 1800s to force Palestinians off the land. But they have always

On what Adam Hamawy's win, Mamdani's New York, and 192 pages without Gaza tell us about a party whose base has moved while its institutions stood still.

On the politics of looking away

Inside Delaney Hall, detainees sleep on the floor, a woman lost her pregnancy alone, and the food contains worms. Outside, ninety people have been charged with riot for standing there.

Netanyahu says he plans to control 70% of Gaza's land while supporting mass migration after months of forced starvation

Trump's America and the extractive institutions that destroy societies from within. Where the extraction goes first and what happens when the laboratory comes home.
A short collection of poetry (4x) rooted in resistance, hope, and grief

Nine Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes the night before Eid. One of them was a twenty-five-year-old photographer named Fadi Al-Meghair, whose job was to make sure the dying were seen.

I entered into a profession whose instrument has been used against my people longer than I have been alive.

Three men died in San Diego on the first day of Dhul Hijjah. The bullets were the last thing that killed them.

Israel’s Yellow Line in Gaza: Annexation without Legal Burden