The plot against Zohran Mamdani
Newspapers and billionaires are out to get the socialist who could be New York’s mayor.
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Could Gaza unite the new left against Keir Starmer?
An anti-war movement is growing in force – inside and outside parliament.
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The pro-Palestine movement’s alternative campus
The Soas Liberated Zone is offering the London university’s students a different kind of educational experience.
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Welcome to hot Palestine Action summer
Proscribing the group may only increase its popularity.
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The Kneecap crossover event
Irish republicans and Palestine activists have long sought kinship. Outside Westminster Magistrates’ Court, did they find it?
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Gaza diary: Amid the rubble
One family’s experience of life and death in the war zone.
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The world is finally turning against the war on Gaza
It is still too little, but it is not too late.
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Sanction Netanyahu’s cabinet ultras now
The government must go much further to stop the war on Gaza.
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The catastrophe in Gaza
Aid agencies are warning that Gaza faces a famine, which will be entirely manmade.
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What Louis Theroux gets wrong about the West Bank
The settlers are engrained in Israeli society, but the BBC cast them as radical outliers.
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The war to end all peace
Neither diplomacy nor military conquest can resolve the Middle East’s deepest conflict.
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Pilgrims of a lost Palestine
In Forgotten, writers Raja Shehadeh and Penny Johnson explore the careless treatment and outright destruction of Palestinians’ most precious memorials…
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Sharone Lifschitz: “On 7 October, my father saw his life’s work going up in flames”
The film-maker on her father Oded Lifschitz and the plight of the 7 October hostages.
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Letter from Gaza: the fighting is over, but the mourning is just beginning
This war has reached into every home, leaving no family untouched by its flames, no heart unscarred by its agonies.
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Israel is still at war
Could the West Bank city of Jenin suffer the same fate as Gaza?
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Burying the lost children of Gaza
We survivors of this war are searching for our broken families. But, even so, we must count ourselves as victors.
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Gaza’s uneasy peace
Israel and Hamas have agreed a ceasefire. But can a new Palestinian society be built from the ruins of war?
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The tragedy of Greater Syria
With the Middle East in turmoil, could Israel now step into the breach?
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Jerusalem: city of blood and blame
The violent summer of 1929 reveals the deep and tangled roots of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Britain’s complicity with Netanyahu’s war must end
The International Criminal Court’s arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant make it clear: there is no justifying Israel’s war.
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