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Jul 30, 2026
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14 min read
The rape of Palestinian detainees is so commonplace that it’s no longer hidden. It’s filmed, joked about, and celebrated in parliament. This is no mistake; it’s core to Israel’s colonial project.
3 min read
“I am no longer an intellectual. My favorite artist is Ms. Rachel.”
1 min read
Five writers on what comes after boycott
“Everyone living in the United States for long risks becoming stupid without a supreme effort to refuse it.”
2 min read
“Though I know I did not stop the genocide, I know that I did not accelerate it either. That is not nothing.”
“Writing becomes both witness and wound”
“The lineage of the repressed, the tradition of the oppressed, is nothing but a series of ongoing attempts to enact unrealized disorders.”
Jul 29, 2026
7 min read
From a forthcoming re-issue of the enduring autobiography
Jul 27, 2026
4 min read
Events in San Francisco, London, and online; Ghassan Zaqtan's latest collection of poetry; and more.
Jul 20, 2026
5 min read
Events in Birzeit, New York, and online; the newly-republished memoirs of Jean Said Makdisi; and more.
Jul 16, 2026
A poem by Mariam Al Khateeb
"سمعت أصوات الفاقدين وهم يصرخون بأقوى ما يقدرون حتى تنجرح حلوقهم"
