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Amid Israel's genocide in Gaza, silencing Palestinians is crucial to the colonial project that sees any indigenous resistance as a threat, writes Arun Kundnani.
In-depth: Pro-Palestinian activist groups are facing growing scrutiny and suppression across US college campuses for opposing Israel's war on Gaza.
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This week, Ross Stevens, founder and CEO of Stone Ridge Asset Management announced he would be withholding a US$100 million donation to University of Pennsylvania over Magill's testimony in the House Committee hearing.
Unit sales of the Palestinian keffiyeh scarves in the US have risen 75 percent in the 56 days between October 7 and December 2 on Amazon.com compared with the previous 56 days, data has shown.
Many academics in the US do not feel able to talk about Middle East issues in a professional or academic capacity, despite being in a educated position to do so, a new survey has shown.
Whether it's a brief ‘pause’ on killing Palestinians or aid temporarily allowed to enter Gaza, Israel is not demonstrating humanitarianism, its failures to fulfil duties under international law & resuming attacks shows this, argues Yara M. Asi.
Henry Kissinger will be remembered for his controversial legacy, including his instrumental role in strengthening US-Israel relations, isolating the Palestinians and supporting authoritarian regimes in the Middle East.
A sample of genocidal rhetoric Israeli leaders have uttered in recent weeks as their military relentlessly bombarded Gaza, killing over 14,000 people, over a third of whom were children.
'More death, more destruction. Who can stop this? Please stop it now': A profile of the award-winning Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha who was abducted, blindfolded and taken for interrogation, then later released by Israeli forces earlier this week.
In a challenging congressional hearing, the presidents of Harvard, MIT, and UPenn were intensely questioned for allowing protests supporting a ceasefire in Gaza, falsely labeled as anti-Jewish and