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Inventing the new antisemitism
Israel and its acolytes have long pushed the agenda that anti-Zionism is a form of anti-Jewish racism. A new book shows how this endeavor came at the expense of Palestinians and diaspora Jews alike.
By
Em Hilton
January 16, 2023
A Palestinian ‘lioness’ sets her record straight
Co-written with Dena Takruri, Ahed Tamimi's memoir spotlights the violent context that was missed by the media's fixation with her slapping of a soldier.
By
Sarah Ariyan Sakha
November 21, 2022
A most moral violence
A new collection of essays explores how the Israeli army justifies its violence against Palestinians — and why Israeli society so readily accepts its abuses.
By
Noam Sheizaf
December 29, 2021
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Who fought in 1948?
A new book uncovers letters by Jewish and Arab fighters from the 1948 war, highlighting the personal lives of those who fought to establish Israel and those who tried to defend Palestine.
By
Tom Pessah
September 22, 2021
The Palestinian city that mimics its colonizers
The West Bank city of Rawabi illustrates how Palestinian capitalists are trying — and failing — to form a middle class by mirroring Israel's neoliberal policies.
By
Matan Kaminer
August 29, 2021
Liberal Zionism is dying. Will foregoing the Jewish state save it?
A new book calls for Zionism to be re-envisioned as a binational project in order to shed Jewish historical trauma and salvage democratic values.
By
Shaul Magid
August 10, 2021
Do Palestinians really want a South African solution?
Mahmood Mamdani believes Palestinians and Israelis should build a state that transcends their national identities. Here are three problems with his case.
By
Dana El Kurd
July 14, 2021
Disrupting the dark web of white supremacy
In ‘Culture Warlords,’ Talia Lavin goes beyond exposing the underbelly of the far right in the United States — she actively resists it.
By
Shane Burley
November 11, 2020
The Israeli center’s road to endless occupation
'Catch-67' claims to find a middle ground between the left's and right's concerns over the occupation. Its real proposal is to keep the status quo intact.
By
Joshua Leifer
January 23, 2020
Everything you think you know about Israeli-Palestinian peace is wrong
Israelis and Palestinians have grown the furthest apart during periods of quiet; it is in times of violence that the two nations have suddenly become flexible in their positions. That defies everything we tell ourselves about prospects for peace, and everything the world has told Palestinians they must do to achieve it. A review of…
By
Noam Sheizaf
September 20, 2017
‘Literature’s task is to pose alternatives to political reality’
A conversation, not an agreement. Beth Kissileff talks politics, literature, Israel, Diaspora, conformity, and literature's role in shaping the world with Shimon Adaf and Lavie Tidhar, authors of ‘Art and War.’
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+972 Magazine
May 7, 2016
A most determined occupation and its cursed victory
It is not momentum or errors or personality quirks which have sustained the occupation, but a clear determination by Israel’s elite to maintain control of the West Bank and Gaza. Those who are willing to openly examine how Israel – and the pre-state Zionist Jewish community in the Holy Land – conducted itself prior to…
By
Roi Maor
September 16, 2014
‘Dear Darwish’: A poetically and politically brave book
Israeli-American poet Morani Kornberg-Weiss breaks with conventional poetics and mainstream politics. But who, exactly, is Dear Darwish for? Dear Darwish, Morani Kornberg-Weiss’s first collection of poetry, opens with a prose poem that that doubles as an indictment of Israeli society. Cleverly disguised as a letter, it is addressed to the late Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish.…
By
Mya Guarnieri Jaradat
September 3, 2014
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