By Ronnie Kasrils The genocidal apartheid state requests the West for help to fight the fires, whilst, without any scruples whatsoever, its military burns children and adults alive in Gaza. The forests that cover the […]
By Tamar Fleishman At the Qalandiya checkpoint, Fadi — a disabled Palestinian fruit vendor — is humiliated by Israeli police, exposing not just his suffering, but a deeper truth. Coming to Qalandiya on a day […]
By Dr. Mimi Syed We must stand together and demand that our government uphold the values of free speech, human rights, and justice. As an emergency doctor who has twice witnessed the hellscape of Gaza, […]
By Ramzy Baroud Zamir, who had already committed that “2025 will be a year of war,” seems less inclined now to escalate the war beyond Israel’s ability to sustain it. A seemingly strange choice […]
By Romana Rubeo In this episode of The FloodGate podcast, Baroud and Brehony explore four key elements of Ghassan Kanafani’s legacy—from his unwavering commitment to guerrilla resistance to his revolutionary vision for Palestinian unity. […]
By Fayha Shalash – Ramallah Last Friday, Shamlawi went to his land when he was suddenly ambushed by five illegal Israeli Jewish settlers, including several youths, who beat him and smashed his phone when he […]
By Robert Inlakesh From strikes on Yemen’s power plants, generators, gas stations, and civilian apartment complexes, it appears as if the US is getting desperate in its air campaign, due to a lack of intelligence […]
By Ramzy Baroud Palestinians’ expectations from the Arab world have shifted. They no longer seek a call to arms or a comprehensive embargo on Israel, but rather the cessation of any actions that support […]
By Yves Engler According to a La Presse investigation on Jewish schools benefiting from tax credits for religious instruction, JPPS-Bialik is a leading beneficiary of this questionable subsidy. “Harvard is an Islamist outpost”, explained a Wall Street […]
By Iqbal Jassat South Africa’s groundbreaking legal initiative at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Israel’s genocide in Gaza defined one of the high marks of the country’s commitment to a foreign policy informed […]
By Fatima Skaik In Gaza, the displaced create a language of memory, loss, and survival amid the ongoing genocide. In the journey of displacement, families do not merely carry their belongings—they carry new words, sentences […]
By Areeb al-Rantawi Writing in the Al-Jazeera Arabic website, Areeb al-Rantawi offers a critical analysis of the PLO Central Council meeting, highlighting Abbas’ controversial statements, the deep divisions within Palestinian politics, and the urgent need […]
By Robert Inlakesh We have reached the point where there can no longer be any denial. Syria’s new leadership has repeatedly signalled its willingness to sell out the Palestinian people, just to get in the […]
By Kathy Kelly Pope Francis was speaking about the children of Gaza, who have been orphaned, maimed, sickened, starved, forcibly displaced, traumatized, and buried under fire and rubble. In 2022, Pope Francis created a will […]
By Dr. Mimi Syed This mother would never see her children grow up, never watch her daughter graduate from college, or her son become a man. The injustice of it all burned within me, a […]
By Jeremy Salt Gaza has been turned into a death zone by Israel, with deliberate, mass-scale violence and complicity from its civilian population, while the international community remains largely indifferent. War crimes and crimes against […]
By Robert Inlakesh Jordan’s renewed crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood reflects growing regime insecurity and its deepening collaboration with Israel amid rising pro-Palestine sentiment at home. On Wednesday, Jordanian Interior Minister Mazin al-Faraya announced that […]
By Fayha Shalash – Ramallah Tens of thousands of Palestinians continue to endure displacement and loss in Tulkarm and other northern West Bank refugee camps under ongoing Israeli military aggression. Tasneem Sleit continues to endure […]
By Mohamed El Mokhtar Gaza is not an aberration. It is a mirror. And in that mirror, young America no longer sees empire — it sees its moral ruin. Not long ago, in a courteous […]
By Ramzy Baroud While US activists advocating for justice in Palestine deserve unwavering support and defense for their profound courage and humanity, Americans must also recognize that they, and the remnants of their democracy, […]
By Dr. M. Reza Behnam “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.” – Voltaire, Enlightenment author and philosopher (1694-1778) Since the 1979 Iranian Revolution, the United States and Israel have […]
By Jamal Kanj Dear people of Gaza, forgive them if you once believed humanity had learned from the sins of African enslavement, the genocide of Indigenous peoples, and the European Holocaust. I repent, Gaza, if […]
By Romana Rubeo Na’eem Jeenah draws parallels between South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle and Palestine’s fight against Israeli occupation, highlighting seven key insights. In the latest episode of the FloodGate podcast, Ramzy Baroud and I […]
By Issam Khalidi Despite compelling evidence of violations against Palestinian sports, FIFA’s prolonged inaction and delayed decisions suggest a reluctance to hold Israel accountable. A Palestinian Football Association proposal was submitted to the FIFA Congress […]
By Robert Inlakesh After a period of uncertainty, Hezbollah’s latest address signals a renewed commitment to its original goals, suggesting a more assertive future under its new leadership. Hezbollah’s Secretary General, Sheikh Naim Qassem, delivered […]
By Junaid S. Ahmad Across campuses, mosques, and social platforms, a new generation is asking dangerous questions: Why must our foreign policy serve imperial interests? Why is our media allergic to speaking the truth about […]
By Romana Rubeo Pope Francis, who passed away at 88, leaves behind a legacy defined by his steadfast calls for peace and justice in Gaza, persistently urging ceasefires, condemning violence, and advocating for the […]
By Ramzy Baroud The fact that France would be among the last group of countries in the world to formally recognize Palestine, speaks volumes about France’s apparent attempt to belatedly align itself with the […]
By Karan Singh Karan Singh’s comprehensive list for the Palestine Chronicle highlights numerous artists who publicly back the Palestinian struggle for justice. Readers can help expand the list by adding names in the comments. The […]
By Dr. Mimi Syed Amid the chaos of war in Gaza, a father’s desperate eyes met a doctor’s resolve—and together, they defied the odds to save his daughter’s life. The night was long as we […]
A recent New York Times made many claims about the ‘mass rape’ of Israeli women on October 7. But two leading Palestinian media organizations, The Palestine Chronicle and Friends of Palestine Network, conducted a joint investigation, the outcome of which resulted in the ‘The Black Dress’, a groundbreaking 18-minute documentary looking into allegations and the possible falsification of evidence.
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