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“We should be having memorials to our own lack of conscience.” New York’s 92NY Loses Ginsberg Centennial After Authors Withdraw.

Artists are refusing to be complicit with US empire and Israeli genocide, and it's redrawing the city's cultural geography.

Punishing Protest as Terrorism

The eminent human rights lawyer on the sentencing of The Elbit 4 and the UK government's unprecedented suppression of protest

The Weekly Dispatch: “This devastation writes our world”

An excerpt from the current PalFest Bookshelf selection – plus, benefit events in New York and London, video art in Birzeit, and a graphic novel as our book of the week.

The Weekly Dispatch: Kholoud Hammad and Ammiel Alcalay’s urgent collaboration between Gaza and New York launches this week

Plus Queer Cinema for Palestine 4th Edition announced, photographs of life in Jerusalem’s Old City, your media roundup & more

How (Not) To Cope

A poet lives through Israel's bombardment of Lebanon from afar.

Photo Essay: The Erasure of Palestine

“These images are an effort to unify these different stages of our erasure, across all of historic Palestine, from the river to the sea.”

Prisoner Profiles: Umer Khalid

The research director of CAGE International writes about his imprisoned friend

Two New Poems by Lena Khalaf Tuffaha

The Weekly Dispatch: “Soft waves of home, sob for me.”

Commemorating the Naksa 59 years on, a new episode of the PalFest Podcast featuring Isabella Hammad and Hisham Matar, and events across the UK – plus, Homosexual Intifada is book of the week.

The Weekly Dispatch: “Survival became our only watchword”

Upcoming events in New York, London, and online and Ahmed Nabil's Hidden Companions is Book of the Week

No Show at Venice: Why We Called for a Strike at the Biennale

A large group of cultural workers say Israel’s participation in this year’s Venice Biennale is nothing less than artwashing.

Hollywood, Gaza, and the Invisible Blacklist

“Hollywood doesn’t get enough credit for perfecting the blacklist”