In Democratic Primaries, Leading Candidates Oppose Selling Iron Dome Interceptors to Israel
Weeks after Ocasio-Cortez’s dramatic turnabout, the politics of the US-Israel military relationship are transforming.
Realism and the Lebanon-Israel Talks
Beirut’s desire to break free from Iranian hegemony may push it into a situation where it has to accept Israel’s hegemony.
Kuwait Is Stripping Its People of Citizenship at an Unprecedented Rate
Legal changes in Kuwait are stripping its people of their citizenship, with 1 in 5 Kuwaitis potentially set to lose their current status as the country’s rulers attempt to undo decades of reform.
Wie Israel über jüdischen Terror redet
Im Schatten der Nahost-Kriege entbrannte nach einem brutalen Angriff israelischer Siedler auf palästinensische Dorfbewohner eine Diskussion über jüdischen Terror. Ungewöhnlich ist, dass auch Teile der israelischen Rechten die Gewalt öffentlich missbilligten.
Ich habe einen Gott, der mich kennt!
Die Paradoxien des Lebens umgeben einen auf seltsame Weise, als würden sie alles über einen selbst aussagen, ohne dass man ein einziges Wort spricht!
The Plight of Palestinian Prisoners in Israel
We are honored to welcome Advocate Janan Abdu, a distinguished attorney, researcher, and human rights defender who provides legal counsel to Palestinian prisoners.
The Gulf Between Us
I was seven when Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990. The memories of a child are vague and grainy, and I cannot vouch for their fidelity, but three images have stayed with me with the sharpness of things that mattered before one knew why they mattered.
The three clocks of the Iran war
Trump is racing against the midterms, Iran is betting on endurance, and Netanyahu needs a war with no end.
Vorbereitendes Treffen für eine unmögliche Einigung
Eine tödliche Schizophrenie Verstreute Bilder Ein diplomatisches Treffen zwischen den libanesischen und israelischen Botschaftern zur Erörterung der Möglichkeit von Friedensverhandlungen. Bint Jbeil ist belagert und könnte bald in die Hände der Besatzungsmächte fallen.
Palestinian students are fighting for their right to education
As the Israeli occupation targets academic institutions, Palestinian students resist scholasticide while calling for tangible international solidarity.
The Iran–U.S. War and the Crisis of Political Imagination
War appears here not as an event but as a durable condition: a sign of suspended historical time, collapsing horizons, and a growing incapacity to imagine political alternatives.
No permit, no work, no future: inside the lives of West Bank workers crushed by Israel’s labor ban
After Israel revoked the work permits of over 200,000 Palestinian laborers following October 7, West Bank families are burning through savings, skipping meals, and losing hope for any kind of future.
Amidst regional war, Egypt seeks its way
Ever since Israel and the USA attacked Iran on 28 February 2026, Cairo has been trying to play mediator in order to end the war, while at the same time condemning Iran's bombardment of its Arab “brothers”.
Delayed for a phone call that didn’t happen: US declares ceasefire in Lebanon
The ceasefire was ready 24 hours before it was announced. Trump wasn't ready yet.
Fields of dependency
As the US-Israel war on Iran disrupts fertilizer supply, Africa’s reliance on imported inputs exposes the deeper political economy driving food insecurity.
NEW: Censorship and Surveillance at US Universities
Dear Friends and Comrades, Today we’re publishing the first piece from our forthcoming issue on campus activism and repression since October 7, 2023.
Over 100 Former Israeli Spies Worked for Top US Cybersecurity Firm
A company of Israeli military intelligence officers that trained AI to kill human beings are now staffing the United States’ top cybersecurity firms.
Israel and Lebanon have a ceasefire, but global attention shouldn’t move on. This isn’t a tidy end to the war
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a ten-day ceasefire. This may end one phase of the conflict, but it’s unlikely the violence will end.
Five myths destroyed by Israel’s wars on Iran
The wars of 2025 and 2026 have stripped away longstanding assumptions about how security works in West Asia. For decades, regional actors built strategies on assumptions that were rarely tested under full pressure.
The Islamic Republic’s Ongoing War on Kurdish Camps: Why Do These Attacks Not Stop?
Despite a 40-day war and a ceasefire between Iran, the United States, and Israel, Iranian drone attacks on Kurdish parties in Iraqi Kurdistan continue.