My Response to Bill Clinton: On (My) Liberty and (Your) America
Yes, I am a Muslim, but I don’t love the America you stand for and represent…
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Farewell to Yarmouk: A Palestinian Refugee’s Journey from Izmir to Greece
This article is based on interviews with Palestinian refugees from Syria.
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From Nice to the Middle East: The Only Way to Challenge ISIS
ISIS is only a component of a much larger and disturbing course of violence that is rooted in foreign intervention.
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Being Black Palestinian: Solidarity as a Welcome PathologyÂ
I, like millions of Palestinians, know precisely what racism is and what oppression feels like.
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People above Politics: Political Deal will not Hamper the Turkish-Palestinian Bond
Business as usual will return to the Turkish-Israeli relations, while Gazans are trapped behind fences, walls and barbered wire.
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Searching for a ‘Responsible Adult’: ‘Is Brexit Good for Israel?’
One can only hope that, after Brexit, the efforts of pro-peace countries will work to end Israel’s military occupation and demand justice for Palestine.
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Palestine’s ‘Prayer for Rain’: How Israel Uses Water as a Weapon of War
While Israelis, including illegal West Bank settlements, use the vast majority of it, Palestinians are sold their own water back at high prices.
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Gaza: Resistance Through Poetry
Gaza remains a place of poets, artists, dabka dancers and untamable spirits of utterly resilient and refreshingly stubborn people. Â
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The Paris Peace Gambit: Everyone Gains except the Palestinians
The Palestinian Authority’s enthusiasm about the French initiative shrouds its role as Israel’s collaborator regime in occupied Palestine.
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Israel’s Future is Terrifying: Moshe Ya’alon and Israel’s Disconcerting ‘Morality’ Â
When the likes of Moshe Ya’alon becomes the face of morality in Israel, once can understand why Israel’s future brings little hope.
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