Sleman Altehe

Sleman Altehe is a writer, researcher, and PhD candidate in history of science and technology.

Recent Articles
An Israeli soldier ignores a Palestinian woman as he protects a settler grazing cows on agricultural lands belonging to the Palestinian village of Susiya, in Masafer Yatta, January 31, 2026. (Avishay Mohar/Activestills)
Jews have historical ties to Palestine. Israel is still a settler-colonial project
The debate over origins is irrelevant to defining the nature of the Zionist regime, which is built on the dispossession and erasure of the Palestinians.
By Sleman Altehe June 10, 2026
Hamdan Ballal, left, and Rachel Szor, winners of the award for best documentary feature film for "No Other Land," attend the Governors Ball after the Oscars in Los Angeles, March 2, 2025. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Must the Palestinian have an Oscar for the world to care when he’s attacked?
We can't accept the rules of recognition set by the very powers that dispossess us, especially the idea that our success is what makes us worthy of protection.
By Sleman Altehe March 25, 2025
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  2. An Israeli professor plotted to massacre Palestinians. Social media rejoiced
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  4. The permanence of ‘NAZA’
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