Murray Bookchin was one of the most significant thinkers – and activists – in the 20th century
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Israel’s Desperate Quest to Erase the History of the Gaza Genocide
The perfect little story of a small nation fighting for survival amid ‘hordes of Arabs and Muslims’ is rapidly collapsing.
Protesting Cancellation of Conference on “Palestine and Europe” at the Collège de France
The symposium aims to examine how the question of Palestine fits into contemporary European political and scholarly dynamics.
Israelis Block Syringes, Refrigerators for UNICEF Vaccination of Toddlers in Gaza
UNICEF said “1 in 5 infants have missed out on one or more vaccines. This is a big jump ahead of us in the coming days.”
Former al-Qaeda leader invited to White House, Peaceful Muslim Mayor gets Cold Shoulder
Two prominent young Muslim figures have had an exceptional rise to power this year: Ahmed al-Sharaa in Syria and Zohran Mamdani in New York City
Fear & Loathing in the Halls of Academe: Trump’s Columbia U.
In 2024, Columbia kept the campus locked down. It put in place so many rules governing protests that it effectively quashed
Syrian President Meets Trump, Pledges to fight ISIL and seek Security Pact with Israel
Al-Sharaa and his delegation had as their primary goal the lifting of US Caesar Act sanctions, which have crippled Syria’s reconstruction
The world is preparing to rebuild Gaza but Few are ready for the Climate Cost
Making Gaza livable again will require a global effort on an unprecedented scale
A Roman emperor grovelling to a Persian King: A new Statue in Tehran
Within a few years, the first Sasanian king, Ardashir I, threatened Roman territory in Mesopotamia
No, ancient Hebrew Slaves didn’t Build the Giza Pyramids
As for Israelites, there is no archeological evidence of them being in Egypt, much less being enslaved.
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