Syria marks a year since Assad’s fall under shadow of Israel’s deepening occupation
As thousands filled the streets to celebrate liberation, others were reeling from Israel's latest raid and fearing for their safety amid sectarian tensions.
In the Galilee hills, Christmas celebrations revive a depopulated Palestinian village
After a two-year absence, displaced residents and their descendants returned to Bir'im — part of efforts since 1948 to keep the community alive.
The Gaza genocide radicalized the world — and there’s no going back
People can't unsee a live-streamed annihilation defended under the banner of liberal democracy. They know the Israeli apartheid regime can no longer exist.
Diary of a homesick Gazan abroad
In Ireland, I am alive and safe. But survival feels hollow without the people, places, and routines that once sustained me. The post Diary of a homesick Gazan abroad appeared first on +972 Magazine.