British courts have upheld the government’s proscription of Palestine Action and sentenced four of its activists as terrorists. A series of abuses of the legal process ensured these outcomes were all but predetermined. The post The plot against Palestine Action appeared first on +972 Magazine.
To confront a genocidal regime, we need to translate global attention into measurable achievements and build coalitions in every arena of influence. The post The Palestine movement must seek power over purity appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Fourteen Gazan physicians remain in Israeli prisons without charge, where they say they have been singled out for particularly severe abuse. The post ‘His only crime is that he is a Palestinian doctor’ appeared first on +972 Magazine.
In 2025, the military censor banned or redacted over 5,000 news reports, with suppression peaking during Israel’s war with Iran. The post 15 articles a day: The extent of the Israeli army’s media interference appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Israel has escalated its airstrikes across the enclave in recent weeks, burning Palestinians alive as it makes a mockery of the ‘ceasefire.’ The post In Gaza, ‘slaughter continues unabated’ while the world turns away appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Once confined to the margins, a movement seeking Jewish sovereignty over Al-Aqsa and an openly theocratic regime is going mainstream. The post The Israeli right is marching under a new flag appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Israel shut its borders to West Bank laborers after Oct. 7. But desperation means thousands are finding a way in — and Israeli police keep shooting them. The post The Palestinians dying for work appeared first on +972 Magazine.
As Palestinians face existential threats but also maintain unprecedented global support, Omar Rahman examines why their politics are more broken than ever. The post PODCAST: The cost of a failed Palestinian leadership appeared first on +972 Magazine.
The debate over origins is irrelevant to defining the nature of the Zionist regime, which is built on the dispossession and erasure of the Palestinians. The post Jews have historical ties to Palestine. Israel is still a settler-colonial project appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Pushing to seize 70 percent of Gaza’s territory, the Israeli army is opening fire at Palestinian civilians caught off guard by the ever-expanding ‘Yellow Line.’ The post ‘Where are the mediators?’: Gazans decry ongoing displacement despite ceasefire appeared first on +972 Magazine.
During the nearly two-month 'ceasefire,' Israel has continued besieging villages, razing farmland, attacking journalists and rescue workers, and disappearing civilians. Those who remain describe their quest to survive. The post ‘If we go there, we’ll be killed’: Inside Israeli-occupied southern Lebanon appeared first on +972 Magazine.
A leaked Defense Ministry tender lays out the army’s training program for manipulating public opinion in Israel and abroad. The post Revealed: Israel’s curriculum for ‘influencing public consciousness’ appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Stripped of its institutional buffers, reorienting toward the UAE, and repeatedly targeted by Iran, Kuwait could be next to join the framework. The post Expanding the Abraham Accords is a pipe dream. Except, maybe, in Kuwait appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Boycott exists for one reason: Palestine's liberation from Zionism. Translating novels for Israelis lacks a clear theory of action to help deliver that goal. The post On boycott strategy and publishing Sally Rooney in Hebrew appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Held without charge in Israeli jails, West Bank reporters describe beatings, starvation, isolation, and threats meant to force them into silence. The post The Palestinian journalists held in Israel’s ‘cemeteries for the living’ appeared first on +972 Magazine.
As Israel continues to restrict aid, Gaza’s shattered health system is struggling to treat and contain illnesses spreading through overcrowded tent camps. The post Rats, raw sewage, skin diseases: Israel’s siege is ravaging Gaza’s displaced appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Education scholar Nurit Peled-Elhanan unpacks the ways children learn to view domination as necessary and Palestinians as ‘a problem to be solved.’ The post PODCAST: How Israeli classrooms indoctrinate Jewish supremacy appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Moments after speaking to a friend, I received news of Israeli airstrikes in his location. From my newfound safety in Europe, all I could offer were prayers. The post After living through Gaza’s carnage, now it consumes me from outside appeared first on +972 Magazine.
The seizure order, near Jenin refugee camp, is the latest move aimed at expanding military and settler presence in the north of the occupied territory. The post In first since Oslo, Israel seizing land for army base inside West Bank city appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Extended families across the Strip are holding elections to ensure they are accounted for by aid groups — and, for some, to consolidate political ambitions. The post How clans are organizing to fill Gaza’s leadership void appeared first on +972 Magazine.
A recent exposé on the killing of three hostages by Israeli soldiers highlights how even critical news programs form part of an architecture of public denial. The post The farce of Israel’s ‘liberal’ investigative journalism appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Lawmakers voted 93-0 to create a special court to try accused Palestinian perpetrators, designed to subvert due process and lead to mass executions. The post Israel’s death penalty drive enters next stage with Oct. 7 military tribunal appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Marred by protests over Israel’s inclusion, the Venice Biennale is hosting an exhibit with 100 works of Palestinian embroidery based on harrowing images from Gaza. Curator Faisal Saleh discusses how it came to life. The post ‘How do you curate a genocide?’ appeared first on +972 Magazine.
A Haifa court found two men guilty of ‘indirect incitement to terrorism’ after they joined an anti-war protest. Lawyers warn it sets a dangerous precedent. The post In first, Israel convicts Palestinian citizens for chanting slogans appeared first on +972 Magazine.
After the Irish author declined an Israeli deal for a recent novel, we saw a chance to help strengthen the boycott movement — and clarify its aims. The post We’re publishing Sally Rooney in Hebrew, in line with BDS. Here’s how and why appeared first on +972 Magazine.
After Israel destroyed the Strip’s literary and arts institutions, Palestinians are launching new initiatives to preserve knowledge and insist on a right to life. The post Reviving Gaza’s cultural scene from beneath the rubble appeared first on +972 Magazine.
On a rampage through the Old City, Jewish supremacists celebrated the occupation with racist chants — as settlers put their words into action. The post At Jerusalem’s Flag March, Ben Gvir’s Israel was on full display appeared first on +972 Magazine.
With all machines destroyed or rendered useless by Israel's siege, we cannot diagnose our patients, forced instead to practice a desperate form of triage. The post ‘As doctors, we are effectively blinded’: Inside Gaza’s MRI crisis appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Abed Abou Shhadeh traces how the catastrophe of 1948 unfolded in his home city of Jaffa — and what it means to resist erasure across generations. The post PODCAST: Remembering the Nakba of urban Palestine appeared first on +972 Magazine.
When Nablus-based journalist Ahmad Al-Bazz received an Israeli travel permit, he rushed to visit nearly 200 villages depopulated in the Nakba. Five years later, his new book offers a powerful visual archive of erasure. The post A Palestinian photographer’s ‘search for what remained’ from 1948 appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Another peace conference at a time of genocide and ethnic cleansing exposes this shrinking movement’s inability to influence our reality. The post The Israeli left is speaking only to itself appeared first on +972 Magazine.
At the ‘People’s Peace Summit’ in Tel Aviv, Israel’s embattled left showed signs of abandoning old formulas and embracing a politics of resistance. The post Something is shifting in Israel’s peace camp appeared first on +972 Magazine.
In Jayyous and neighboring villages, Palestinian farmers have been served dozens of new demolition orders intended to push them off their land. The post Israel’s war on the West Bank comes for Palestinian greenhouses appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Long a cornerstone of Israel’s low-wage economy, Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza have been frozen out since October 7 — replaced by an influx of migrant workers in highly precarious conditions. The post Palestinians out, foreign workers in: How Israel is remaking its labor force appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Long a cornerstone of Israel’s low-wage economy, Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza have been frozen out since October 7 — replaced by an influx of migrant workers in highly precarious conditions. The post Palestinians out, foreign workers in: How Israel is remaking its labor force appeared first on +972 Magazine.
It’s been three weeks since settlers fenced off my students’ path to school, trying to show that Umm Al-Khair has no future. We refuse to let them win. The post Despite global outrage, Israel is still blockading our children’s education appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Israel is forcing out Al-Bustan’s 1,500 residents to build a biblical theme park. To avoid paying huge fines, families are demolishing their own homes. The post In East Jerusalem, ‘a whole Palestinian community is about to be expelled’ appeared first on +972 Magazine.
A mutilated kippah and a confiscated Hungarian flag betray the deep sense of insecurity underlying Israel’s delusions of military grandeur. The post Israel’s crackdown on the Palestinian flag veers into the surreal appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Israel’s continued attacks and aid restrictions made a mockery of the ceasefire. Now it is conditioning withdrawal on Hamas giving up every last weapon. The post Gaza’s disarmament trap appeared first on +972 Magazine.
The ‘Ulm 5’ are facing prison time over a break-in at an Israeli weapons firm, in a case experts warn could set a precedent for criminalizing direct action. The post ‘Extraordinarily far-reaching’ Palestine Action trial gets underway in Germany appeared first on +972 Magazine.
After police prevented the main procession, families returned to depopulated villages across the country, keeping alive the memory of what was lost in 1948. The post Israel blocked the March of Return. Palestinians marked the Nakba anyway appeared first on +972 Magazine.
With local elections set to take place across the West Bank and one city in Gaza, residents are split as to the vote's legitimacy and potential for change. The post What’s at stake as Palestinians go to the polls for the first time in years appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Israel’s relentless pursuit of ‘total victory’ has entangled it in an unwinnable war with Iran, eroding legitimacy abroad and deepening moral decay within. The post The beginning of the end of Israel’s ‘permanent security’ doctrine appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Amid U.S.-brokered talks to extend the ‘ceasefire,’ Israel’s ongoing attacks are weakening the Lebanese government — and Hezbollah seeks to capitalize. The post Is Israel trying to foment civil war in Lebanon? appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Many of those displaced by the genocide are already Nakba refugees. Activists are mapping out how they could return to their original homes from pre-1948. The post What a real ‘day after’ for Gaza could look like appeared first on +972 Magazine.
In a secret location due to right-wing attacks in previous years, bereaved families recognized each other's grief and called for a shared future. The post ‘Here is where hope lies’: Palestinians and Israelis mourn losses in joint ceremony appeared first on +972 Magazine.
In a secret location due to right-wing attacks in previous years, bereaved families recognized each other's grief and called for a shared future. The post ‘Here is where hope lies’: Palestinians and Israelis mourn losses in joint ceremony appeared first on +972 Magazine.
Israel’s push for buffer zones and ‘natural borders’ suggests the emerging ceasefire is unlikely to halt its ongoing ethnic cleansing in southern Lebanon. The post Why the ceasefire in Lebanon won’t stop Israel’s expansionist ambitions appeared first on +972 Magazine.
In his new investigation, Gazan journalist Mahmoud Mushtaha traces how thousands disappeared — and what that means for their families. The post PODCAST: The disappeared of Gaza appeared first on +972 Magazine.
In recent months, soldiers have arrested dozens of West Bank Palestinians — many blindfolded, beaten, and then released without explanation. The post Brief, arbitrary abductions: A new tool of Israeli intimidation in Masafer Yatta appeared first on +972 Magazine.