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Why Are Pro-Israel Authors Dominating Western Media Analysis After the Sydney Attack?
In the wake of the bloody attack that shook Sydney, wide sectors of the Western media quickly rushed to publish articles and analyses about the attack before investigations were complete or facts and motives crystallized. Some even promoted analytical narratives within just a few hours, directly lin...
UN Resolution Without Claws
The vote by the United Nations General Assembly on a resolution preventing the displacement and starvation of civilians in Gaza was not just a fleeting event in the record of UN resolutions; it was a revealing moment of a deeper malfunction in the international system itself. When 139 countries vote...
In the Moral Confrontation with Israeli Brutality
Since the late 1960s, especially after the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 1967, voices emerged within Israeli society described at the time as "rational," such as Yeshayahu Leibowitz and Israel Shahak, who warned of the moral and political consequences of colonial violence and its ine...
Reform Under Test: Should We Fix the Numbers or Fix the Path?
The call for "reform" in the Palestinian economic discourse is no longer a matter of disagreement in principle; rather, it has become a constant mantra invoked with every financial crisis, often presented as a prerequisite for the continuation of international support and the restoration of stabilit...
Gaza: Between the Dilemma of Rescue and the Entitlement of National Liberation
The issue of governance in the Gaza Strip is no longer merely an administrative or technical matter; it has transformed into a complex political and moral knot, intertwined with both factual and hypothetical data alongside Israeli schemes and Trump’s plans. At the heart of this crisis, the question...
Their Positions Hide Their Hatred for Gaza
We may not blame the supporters of Hamas from outside Palestine and might find justification for them as they are either from Islamist groups, or because they are unable to distinguish between resistance as a right of the Palestinian people guaranteed by all religious and worldly laws on one hand, a...
Their goods were returned to them
I was surprised by Trump's accusation of ISIS for the attack on American forces in Syria because the organization was an American creation, as acknowledged by former American intelligence chiefs and politicians like Hillary Clinton. The emergence of ISIS leaders alongside the godfather of the Arab S...
Between Exaggeration and Reality: Is the Gap Between Israel and the United States Really W...
In recent days, a wide wave of articles and assessments discussing an "unprecedented crisis" between Israel and the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has dominated the analytical scene, alongside an impending confrontation with Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the second phase of the Gaza pl...
The Assault in Jaffa and the Importance of Responding to It...
What happened in Jaffa yesterday is not an isolated incident detached from the general atmosphere inciting hatred, nor can it be understood as a fleeting brawl or an outburst arising from coincidence. The racist assault on an Arab family, including children and a pregnant woman, with pepper spray, c...
Replacing Palestinian Imports ... A Step Towards Enhancing Economic Resilience
For the seventh consecutive month, Israel continues to withhold all clearance revenues, continuing from the clearance holds that have been in place since 2019. This has led to a loss of 68% of the public budget's revenues in Palestine, plunging the public finance in Palestine into a crisis that is t...
Donkeys and Settlers: A Call to Torah Narratives
Donkeys have emerged in the daily scene of ongoing and mobile settler attacks in the West Bank, in a calculated attempt to establish a narrative that invokes an alleged past framed by religious and Torah-like perspectives. The portrayal of the donkey in every scene, intentionally highlighted by Pale...
Peace Be Upon You, Mayor
Majid Hikmat Dheeb Abu Ghosh, known among his friends as "the mayor", was not just a poet, novelist, or children's storyteller; he was a living memory of the Palestinian cultural scene and an active member of the Palestinian Writers and Authors Association. Born in the displaced village of Imwas, in...