Positioned and disguised as a bill to protect Jewish students from anti-Semitism expressions, it is really an attack on academic freedom
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Israel: Polling suggests Extreme-Right Netanyahu Coalition in Trouble, as Tens of Thousands Protest
The currently dominant right wing coalition would fall from holding 61 seats in the 120-member Israeli parliament or Knesset to only 50.
Palestine solidarity in Ukraine is all about shared experiences
Among Ukrainians there is a particular sensitivity regarding the use of starvation as a weapon against humans
“I don’t see Palestine as an isolated story”
On grief, land, and love in the struggle for Palestinian food and memory
UN’s IPC: Gaza out of Famine for Now, but Severe Malnutrition Continues, as Newborn dies of Hypthermia
The bad news is that in October and November 2025, “the majority of the population continued to face high levels of acute food insecurity
1/4 of Syrian Expat Refugees Have Returned, but many to Destroyed Homes, Land Disputes
Why are so many Syrians going back, and will these returns last? Moreover, what conditions are they returning to?
Israel’s Airstrikes on Lebanese Reconstruction Equipment, Factories are War Crimes
Criminal intent means the violation was carried out deliberately; those who order, assist, and aid offenses are also responsible for war crimes
California: Fossil Gas use Declining, replaced by Solar Plus Megabatteries
Two-thirds of California’s electricity retail sales are now generated by renewables.
From Sykes-Picot to Silicon Valley: Why Middle East Fault Lines now run through American Tech
Cloud computing, facial recognition, predictive policing, and AI-intrusive surveillance solutions have become integral to state power
“We cannot Negotiate with the Melting Point of Ice:” World’s Ice Sheets shed 640 bn. Tons in 12 Months
Politicians are ignoring the crisis, which threatens significant sea level rise and loss of coastal regions
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