Category: Middle Eastern News

‘Borders don’t make sense’: A musician’s tribute to a Levantine memory Haya Zaatry speaks with +972 about how her great-grandmother

The last first Israeli anti-Zionist Sixty years after co-founding the radical leftist group Matzpen, Moshé Machover reflects on the organization’s

‘I couldn’t breathe’: A weekend of settler violence in Hebron Palestinian residents of the occupied city, long used to settler

A Palestinian ‘lioness’ sets her record straight Co-written with Dena Takruri, Ahed Tamimi’s memoir spotlights the violent context that was

Piecing together the fragments of our Arab-Jewish identity Siblings Yoni and Sivan Battat discuss how collaborating on the former’s music

The dwindling promise of popular uprisings in the Middle East From Iran to Palestine, protest movements are fighting regimes that

In Masafer Yatta, teachers like me can’t guarantee our students an education With schools facing demolition orders and soldiers detaining

Who are the real winners of the Israel-Lebanon maritime deal? While Lebanon and Israel play up the benefits of a

Are liberal American Jews becoming afraid to talk about Israel? Many Jews in the U.S. have grown uncomfortable voicing implausible

The violent phobias that bind Hindutva and Zionism Journalist Azad Essa speaks to +972 about the authoritarian ties between India