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Settler violence is fueling the effects of climate breakdown on Palestinians
Desertification and water scarcity have become immediate dangers to villages like Khirbet ar-Ratheem — and Israeli settlers are the primary culprit.
By
Natasha Westheimer
October 5, 2023
The Palestinian ecovillage putting grassroots democracy into action
In the West Bank community of Farkha, a young communist leadership is championing feminism, sustainability, and care for elders.
By
Fatima AbdulKarim
January 10, 2023
To crush climate action, fossil fuel advocates are copying anti-BDS laws
US conservatives are banning boycotts of oil and gas companies, using anti-BDS legislation as a model. Experts warn the tactic will spread even further.
By
Abe Asher
March 21, 2022
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Gaza’s race against climate breakdown
Amid a deepening climate crisis, Palestinians in Gaza are fighting to salvage their land and livelihoods. But repeated bombardments and an unrelenting blockade are devastating efforts to build climate resilience.
By
Khalil Abu Yahia
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Natasha Westheimer
and
Mor Gilboa
January 13, 2022
‘We want to make the climate movement in Israel-Palestine much more political’
For the Palestinian and Israeli activists of One Climate, the only way to fight climate breakdown is to tie it with the struggle against the occupation.
By
Judith Sudilovsky
July 12, 2021
Climate breakdown and occupation are dismantling the lives of Palestinian shepherds
A settlement in the South Hebron Hills illustrates how the Israeli occupation and the climate crisis are destroying Palestinian land and livelihoods.
By
Natasha Westheimer
April 21, 2021
Oil, guns, and gas: How Gulf money will fuel Israel’s arms industry
Israel and its new Arab allies are striking major deals to advance fossil fuel projects — endangering the region's stability and the global climate.
By
Sahar Vardi
December 8, 2020
Eight climate activists arrested in protest against new West Bank industrial zone
Climate justice and human rights activists chain themselves to entrance of Israeli quarry to protest the theft of Palestinian land and destruction of local ecology.
By
Oren Ziv
November 22, 2020
Silicon Valley takes on the pro-Palestine left
Zoom's cancellation of an event with Leila Khaled illustrates tech companies' deference to right-wing, pro-Israel demands. But there are ways to fight back.
By
Amitai Ben-Abba
October 25, 2020
Israel’s climate justice movement has a colonialism problem
Climate justice movements worldwide consider anti-racism and ending oppression integral to their struggle. So why aren't Israeli environment activists speaking up for Palestinians?
By
Mor Gilboa
September 11, 2020
A very dangerous government
The Netanyahu-Gantz coalition threatens to harm the poorest Israelis, maintain the occupation, and ignore gender violence and climate disaster.
By
Haggai Matar
May 18, 2020
Even in 2020, there’s still cause for hope in Israel-Palestine
These are dark times politically. But amid the gloom, there are real sources of hope in Israel-Palestine — not least all the people fighting to make it a better place.
By
Haggai Matar
January 2, 2020
+972 Magazine’s 25 most-read posts of 2019
From climate catastrophe in Israel-Palestine to the crackdown in Kashmir to the dark past and present of Israeli arms exports — here are our most popular articles from the last year.
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December 24, 2019
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