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For all its military might, Israel succumbed to its most fatal weakness
The illusion that Israel could control Gaza endlessly is rooted in a dysfunctional political system that is incapable of imagining an alternative future.
By
Lev Grinberg
November 15, 2023
A Palestinian prisoner’s letter to his Israeli occupiers
Do I regret my imprisonment after being convicted of carrying out attacks? That’s complicated. I do regret one thing: letting them push me into a corner.
By
Tareq Barghouth
March 23, 2023
Welcome to Simcha Rothman’s vengeful coup
Embodying the rage that drives the Israeli right’s judicial assault, the chair of the Knesset’s Law and Justice Committee is poised to bring his once-fringe ideas to fruition. And, he tells +972, he is just getting started.
By
Nate Orbach
March 9, 2023
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A homecoming under siege
In an excerpt from her new book, "A Stranger in My Own Land," Palestinian author Fida Jiryis describes returning to a new reality in Palestine as the Second Intifada rages outside.
By
Fida Jiryis
December 8, 2022
Inside the military-settler siege of Nablus
For three weeks the Palestinian city and nearby towns have been encaged by Israeli settlers and soldiers, targeting an armed resistance group that has inspired mass support in spite of escalating violence and daily hardships.
By
Oren Ziv
October 25, 2022
The northern West Bank is taking up arms. Will the south join?
Armed resistance against Israeli incursions is mostly concentrated in Jenin and Nablus. But Palestinians on the ground say that could quickly change.
By
Basel Adra
October 12, 2022
The Palestinian artist reviving the forgotten sounds of the intifada
After discovering a treasure trove of Bedouin music in a shuttered Jenin cassette store, Mo’min Swaitat is re-releasing the lost songs of his youth.
By
Alice Austin
September 21, 2022
What lessons can Palestinians really take from the struggle of Black South Africans?
With comparisons growing between Israeli and South African apartheid, we must consider the different strategies adopted by both resistance movements.
By
Ran Greenstein
September 11, 2022
‘Palestinians handle trauma better when we struggle together to survive’
During the May 2021 uprising, Asrar Kayyal was part of a network of psychologists supporting Palestinian victims of Israeli violence and their families. She talks with +972 about the myriad traumas Palestinians endure.
By
Vera Sajrawi
August 25, 2022
Shireen Abu Akleh raised my generation. Now, we’re breaking through the dam
Through her voice, her iconic sign-off, and the power of her words, Shireen Abu Akleh taught Palestinians that we have the power to change our reality.
By
Dima Srouji
May 15, 2022
The Green Line is dead. What comes next?
As the tenets of Israel's separation regime crumble away, Israelis face a choice: mass expulsion, formalized apartheid — or full equality for all.
By
Meron Rapoport
April 1, 2022
How an army refusal letter became the last stand of the Zionist left
Two decades ago, hundreds of Israeli reservists caused a national sensation for refusing to serve in the occupied territories. But what remains of their legacy?
By
Noam Sheizaf
March 29, 2022
Living the Nakba, over and over
The latest assaults on Palestinians are resurfacing the intergenerational trauma we all carry. But our resistance is only growing stronger.
By
Dima Srouji
May 14, 2021
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