Articles
A curated selection of original articles and pieces from different news networks.
Haaretz
Haaretz is one of Israel's oldest and most prominent daily newspapers, known for its liberal stance and in-depth coverage of political, social, and economic issues, both within Israel and internationally.
A new low: The Israelis advocating to starve the people of Gaza
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Dahlia Scheindlin
Recruiting African asylum seekers for Gaza war is new despicable low for Israel
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Haaretz Editorial
An 11-year-old Palestinian boy was shot dead after throwing stones at armored IDF vehicles
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Gideon Levy
If Sinwar was a devil, what does it make Israel? | Opinion
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Gideon Levy
Beatings, humiliation and torture: The IDF’s night of terror at a Palestinian refugee camp
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Gideon Levy
Israel’s barbaric glee over Nasrallah’s assassination is a new low for Israeli society | Opinion
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Gideon Levy
+972 Magazine
+972 Magazine is an independent, nonprofit publication founded in 2010 by Israeli and Palestinian journalists offering diverse perspectives on Israeli and Palestinian issues, with a focus on democracy, equality, and human rights, funded by readers and grants.
Weaponizing Jewish fear, from Tel Aviv to Amsterdam
Rhetoric about ‘pogroms’ and ‘Jew hunts’ aims to obscure reality by generating mass hysteria — which can then be used to advance a far-right agenda.
Ben Reiff
The not-so-secret history of Netanyahu’s support for Hamas
From sabotaging Oslo to funneling Qatari cash into Gaza, Bibi has spent his career bolstering Hamas to help perpetuate the conflict.
Ben Reiff
‘Lavender’: The AI machine directing Israel’s bombing spree in Gaza
The Israeli army has marked tens of thousands of Gazans as suspects for assassination, using an AI targeting system with little human oversight and a permissive policy for casualties, +972 and Local Call reveal.
Amjad Iraqi
‘I will stay inside my hospital until the last moment’
The Israeli army killed his son and arrested his colleagues in Kamal Adwan Hospital, but director Hussam Abu Safiya refuses to abandon his patients.
Ben Reiff
Beneath the Olive Tree
The Amsterdam Incident: a reflection of Israel domination and the Netherlands failure to prevent genocide
The events in Amsterdam serve as a small-scale reflection of Israel’s longstanding pattern of behavior, and the predictable response from much of the Western world.
Watermelon
“Manufacturing Consent”: The Media as a Propaganda Model
Manufacturing Consent argues that mainstream media in capitalist societies functions less as an independent check on government power and more as a vehicle for advancing elite interests.
Watermelon
The Role of the Mainstream Media in the Genocide of Gaza
Coverage by mainstream Western media mirrors the perspective of Western governments, downplaying Palestinian voices and obscuring the realities of occupation.
Watermelon
Is it really a genocide?
The Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide defines genocide as any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such: * Killing members of the group; * Causing serious bodily or mental harm
Watermelon
Israel’s Right to Self-defense
Israel’s self-defense claim in Gaza is disputed, as international law prohibits aggression by occupying powers against occupied populations.
Watermelon
Palestine’s History of Nonviolent Resistance: A Legacy of Defiance and Hope
Palestinians have a rich history of nonviolent resistance, from early protests to BDS and peaceful marches, showcasing resilience and a fight for justice.
Watermelon