by Eman Basher | Apr 25, 2026 | Book Excerpt, education, Excerpt, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, Peace, Students, War
I used to be an English teacher. My classroom walls seemed to breathe with the wind, and the light depended on the mercy of the sun; a very eco-friendly setup, if you think about it. Who needs electricity when the sun graciously decides to show up for class? For eight years, I taught in Beit Hanoun Prep School for young girls; a place where optimism stubbornly thrived in conditions that would…
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by Nour Abo Aisha | Apr 24, 2026 | disease, Displacement, Gaza, Israel, News Analysis, Palestine, Public Health, public health crisis, tent camps
In Gaza, displaced families are locked in a relentless battle. Since February 2026, a new terror has emerged: Predatory rodents are shredding the tents that residents spent years pleading for at aid organizations and have also begun attacking and biting humans. This has created a state of panic across the camps. Parents now take shifts through the night, standing guard to protect their sleeping…
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by Stephen Prager | Apr 23, 2026 | Article, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, Politics and Movements: International, Reprint
by Stephen Prager | Apr 23, 2026 | Donald Trump, Gaza, Gaza Ceasefire, Israel, News, Palestine, Yellow Line
Israel’s gradual advancement of its “yellow line” to occupy more territory in the Gaza Strip is fueling concerns that it is seeking to effectively annex and colonize the majority of the territory without any formal agreement. The Guardian reported on Wednesday that Israel has been steadily pushing the truce line to take control of more Palestinian territory in the six months since a…
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by Eman Abu Zayed | Apr 22, 2026 | Blockade, Flotilla, Gaza, Global Sumud Flotilla, Israel, Op-Ed, Palestine, Resistance
When word of an upcoming maritime flotilla coming from countries thousands of kilometers away first began circulating, Palestinians were in the heart of this war, in one of its harshest moments, with famine silently tearing through Gaza — heavier even than the shelling itself. Despite my awareness of the Israeli occupation’s brutality and severity, and my knowledge that it does not really…
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by Sharon Zhang | Apr 21, 2026 | Benjamin Netanyahu, Gaza, Hungary, International Criminal Court, Israel, News, Viktor Orbán
Hungarian Prime Minister-elect Peter Magyar said that his government will arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he steps foot in the country, joining roughly a dozen other European countries now off-limits for the man wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for crimes against humanity in Gaza. Magyar, who takes office next month, said that he is ending the country’s…
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