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Oct 11, 2026
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7 min read
“Why did God bind me to this city if it was destined to disappear in such horror?”
6 min read
A new, forthcoming translation of a remarkable extended essay from one of Palestine’s most important thinkers and writers.
Oct 8, 2026
4 min read
“Let me relish in butchering this language. Let me destroy senses with it. This language destroyed me. Let me keep enemies awake tonight.”
8 min read
“The war lives with me at home, even when I do not have a notebook, a phone or a deadline for a story.”
Oct 6, 2026
9 min read
“From every continent, a nation of Palestinians returned, waving their flag, waving their hearts, crying rivers and seas, a whole Mediterranean of tears, tears they never tasted before. They came back and they were some spectacle and we all felt one with them, and we also felt so jealous, so jealous, so jealous, yet so one with them. The heart of the world was finally free and now it could ring and pulse nonstop.”
Sep 29, 2026
10 min read
“How does the hillside rise with the story without slipping away? The sun will burn the pines when it longs for the harvest, and the valley will swallow the bricks of the transient.”
Sep 24, 2026
Mahmoud Khalil’s debut memoir, previously untranslated writing from Ghassan Kanafani, stunning photography and poetry from Palestine and more.
In a region where ownership is often passed down without documentation, Israel is strategically destroying villages to enable their permanent erasure, experts say.
3 min read
“I do not want to be missing, left under the rubble for an eternity or gathered in a black plastic bag – a collection of limbs.”
Sep 22, 2026
"They changed time’s bell and triumphed."
Sep 15, 2026
Forty-four years since the Sabra and Shatila massacres; Preti Taneja on Ibtisam Azem's The Sleep Thief; Fady Joudah's new book; and more.
Sep 11, 2026
“The more I protested, the more I mourned my people, the more I made myself a target both from the university and bad faith actors allowed on campus.”
