The Electronic Intifada

This did not start in October 2023

Many think of pre-genocide Gaza as the “good old days.” But were they?

Israel kills Gaza rescuer who saved countless lives

Israeli settlers and soldiers kill, assault Palestinians harvesting olives in West Bank.

EU connives in Israel's theft of Dead Sea Scrolls

Groundbreaking research doesn’t offset the breaking of international law.

Why Palestinians will continue to resist

Three years of Israeli genocide have given Gaza's youth more reasons to seek liberation, whatever form their struggle takes.

How Hamas hid 7 October plans in plain sight

Palestinian success, not Israeli intelligence failure, allowed Al-Aqsa Flood to happen.

susan abulhawa wins fight against Oxford Union censorship

Palestinian novelist’s unedited speech confronting Israel’s crimes back online after a legal settlement.

How my brother came back to life after being declared dead

Muhammad survived an Israeli airstrike in November 2023, with serious injuries, but is now too traumatized to go outside.

Livestream: Symbolism is not enough

Craig Mokhiber on Netanyahu at the UN. Jon Elmer on US aircraft losses. Trump’s post-midterm war threats.

“Everything was forbidden except breathing and swift death”: Israel’s sadism up close

I was captured by Israeli soldiers and experienced three days of brutality.

From fear to fury in a Gaza emergency room

Memoir recounts how doctors were made to do the impossible under the gaze of a “useless” world.

Israel murders journalist, bombs passenger van in Gaza

Jewish settlers pour boiling water on elderly Palestinian man during pogrom attack in occupied West Bank.

A failed attempt to describe life in Gaza during the “ceasefire”

The reality in Gaza is this: Israel's genocidal war against Palestinians continues.

A scented candle leaves a fishy smell

British-Jordanian perfumier says he was denied credit for a project with a French luxury brand and a charity connected with the British royals.

How United Airlines helps Israel commit genocide

Cargo carried on passenger planes is destined for Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems.

Returning to a shattered Jabaliya, my childhood sanctuary

Memories of home endure despite Israeli attempts to destroy our histories.

Ireland's second game with Israel must now be stopped

Why won’t the Dublin government stand up to Gideon Saar?

Netanyahu fails to flip genocidal reality

Israeli prime minister targets popular New York City mayor during speech at UN General Assembly.

Digging through memories and dangers to secure a livelihood from Gaza’s rubble

Workers use sledgehammers to recover iron from concrete, for want of machinery, earning around $20 a day.

Amid UN circus, Gaza economy reduced to 58 cents per person per day

Self-appointed saviors congratulate themselves while Israel keeps killing, blocking aid and planning Palestinians’ expulsion.

Am I in the right place?

After six months of online classes at the Islamic University of Gaza, I ventured to the campus for the first time.

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