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Israeli strike targets home in Gaza’s al-Shati refugee camp

VON Al Jazeera

Israeli strike targets home in Gaza’s al-Shati refugee camp An Israeli strike devastated a home in Gaza City’s al-Shati refugee camp, heavily damaging surrounding homes. The attack followed an earlier Israeli warning for people to evacuate a residential building, a health centre and a school.

The Siege of Qusra

VON Jasper Diamond Nathaniel

How the IDF, settlers, and Israeli government worked together to besiege a Palestinian village while the New York Times ran interference

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Libya and the Nightmare of Militias

VON Jebril El-Abidi

It can be said that the Libyan army's restoration of control over more than 70 percent of Libyan territory is a national achievement. Yet the capital, Tripoli, and its surrounding areas remain under the control of militias.

Vahe Boghosian is building an archive of Sudan’s Armenian past

VON Zein Karam

Vahe Boghosian first learned the meaning of the word Khawaja when he went to Cairo to conduct archival research. Meaning “lord” or “master”, the word has also been used to refer to foreigners, carrying both connotations of respect and, more recently, mockery.

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Shifts in Remote Work in Gaza: From Empowerment to Forced Exploitation

VON As-Safir Al-Arabi

Gaza stands as the embodiment of the contradiction between empowerment and reality: you find yourself there, waiting for a borderless world to open its doors to you, while all possible physical borders are closed around you, from land, sea, and air siege to digital isolation. So, if the internet dissolves geographical borders, what happens when geography itself is besieged and bombarded?

Thymianhügel. Fünfzig Jahre nach dem Massaker

VON Hala Caroline Abu Zaki

Am 12. August 1976 fiel das palästinensische Flüchtlingslager Tal al-Zaatar in den östlichen Vororten von Beirut nach zweiundfünfzig Tagen Belagerung in die Hände rechtsgerichteter christlicher libanesischer Milizen. Dieses Ereignis gilt als eines der blutigsten Kapitel des Libanonkrieges (1975-1990), an dem auch Syrien und Israel beteiligt waren.

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Tunisia’s Women Under Kais Saied: Prison, Exclusion, Smear Campaigns and Exile

VON Khawla Bou Kareem

A male opposition figure may be accused of treason, conspiracy, serving foreign interests, or spreading false information. A woman can face all the same accusations, only to find another set of questions piled on top of them: What does she wear? How does she live? Who is she involved with? Is she “too liberated”?

Verhandeln, um zu verhandeln: Israels chronische Strategie

VON Ziad Majed

Einige libanesische Beamte und politische Kommentatoren scheinen überrascht zu sein, dass Israel sich nicht an das so genannte „Rahmenabkommen“ gehalten hat, das im vergangenen Juni mit dem Libanon unterzeichnet wurde, obwohl es seinem Ziel am nächsten kommt.

Between the Goalposts and the Genocide

VON Marah Abdel Jaber

As football fever takes over the global stage for the 23rd FIFA World Cup, the politics imbued in sport have been elucidated. Hosted across North America, between Canada, the United States, and Mexico, the 2026 tournament had historic potential with a

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Manufacturing Survival

VON Gianluca Costantini, Maziyar Ghiabi

Gianluca Costantini is an Italian cartoonist, graphic journalist, and activist whose work focuses on human rights. He is the author of several graphic novels, including “Libya,” with journalist Francesca Mannocchi.