“May Your Village Burn”: Inside Israel’s Wellness Industry

The acclaimed author of Who Is Wellness For?, examines the phenomenon of a wellness culture seemingly at ease with genocide.

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Gaza’s Phoenix Library Rises

Omar Hamad saved all the books he could from the rubble. Now he’s built a new home for them.

Opinion: Why I’m Running for Office from Prison

Amu Gib, one of five pro-Palestine activists imprisoned for allegedly breaking into a British military airbase last year, explains why they’re running for council in north London from behind bars.

Review: “The Foundations of Zionism”

Sabri Jiryis’s magisterial book illustrates how the stories that Zionists tell of themselves, to themselves, are often the most damning indictments.

Four New Poems by Zena Agha

Photo Essay: Until Every Homecoming

Maen Hammad reflects on photographing the moment of liberation for hundreds of Palestinian political prisoners.

“Save Us From Death, We Live in Graves”

A human rights lawyer’s searing testimony about how Israel’s genocide is carried out against Palestinians behind bars.

A House of Poetry

Huda Fakhreddine writes about her family home in South Lebanon, in a village that now lives under the terror of Israel’s bombs.