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My last letter: Speak the words we were taught to fear
+972’s outgoing editor-in-chief reflects on the changes to the site and on the ground during his tenure, and calls for courage to confront reality head-on.
By
Edo Konrad
September 15, 2023
The settler-colonial origins of Israel’s constitutional crisis
The government’s assault on the judiciary is driven by the same urge as the state’s founders: to protect their power to privilege Jews over Palestinians.
By
Yousef Munayyer
February 24, 2023
UN expert: ‘Apartheid is in front of your eyes everywhere you go’
Francesca Albanese discusses the recent attacks against her, defining Israel's occupation as settler colonialism, and using international law to dismantle it.
By
Meron Rapoport
February 6, 2023
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The racial logic behind Palestine’s partition
Partition was rarely endorsed as a solution to settler colonialism. But Europe's racialization of Jews distinguished Zionism from other settler enterprises.
By
Yair Wallach
January 10, 2023
The last first Israeli anti-Zionist
Sixty years after co-founding the radical leftist group Matzpen, Moshé Machover reflects on the organization’s enduring legacy, the internal splits that led to its demise, and its lessons for today's anti-Zionist left.
By
Ben Reiff
November 24, 2022
You can’t oppose settler colonialism in Australia while endorsing it in Palestine
Australia’s Jewish establishment claims to champion indigenous rights, yet its fealty to Zionism predicates Jewish safety on denying Palestinian liberation.
By
Em Hilton
August 31, 2022
In photos: Returning to Palestine’s depopulated villages
For the past six months, Ahmad Al-Bazz has traveled around the country, documenting what remains of the hundreds of villages, towns, and cities destroyed during the Nakba.
By
Ahmad Al-Bazz
May 15, 2022
The Palestinian city that mimics its colonizers
The West Bank city of Rawabi illustrates how Palestinian capitalists are trying — and failing — to form a middle class by mirroring Israel's neoliberal policies.
By
Matan Kaminer
August 29, 2021
The colonial idea that built the Palestinian Authority
Israel tried for years to create a body that would control Palestinians on its behalf. It was the liberation movement's leaders that helped it succeed.
By
Tariq Dana
July 25, 2021
Do Palestinians really want a South African solution?
Mahmood Mamdani believes Palestinians and Israelis should build a state that transcends their national identities. Here are three problems with his case.
By
Dana El Kurd
July 14, 2021
The Israeli right wants Arabs at the polls — with one big condition
Israeli politicians are scrambling for the votes of Arab citizens. But this love affair is driven by a colonial goal: erasing the community's Palestinian identity.
By
Meron Rapoport
and
Ameer Fakhoury
February 4, 2021
Why are Palestinians being forced to prove their humanity?
For years I policed the language that I used to describe my oppressor. But what is happening in Sheikh Jarrah has a clear name: ethnic cleansing.
By
Mohammed El-Kurd
December 3, 2020
To understand Zionism, we must listen to the voices of its victims
The debate on antisemitism often ignores Zionism's settler colonial features and exceptionalizes Israel. Challenging that discourse is not antisemitic.
By
Alon Confino
and
Amos Goldberg
June 3, 2020
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