By Ramzy Baroud There are several common misunderstandings about people’s history that need to be addressed. These misconceptions often stem from the way this form of research is applied, especially in newer contexts. My […]
By Benay Blend Mohammed El-Kurd’s first non-fiction traces the ways that Palestinians are most often viewed as “perfect victims” rather than as people with dignity who are fighting for the liberation of their land. Due […]
By Ramzy Baroud The term ‘Gazacide’ emerges as a powerful linguistic tool to encapsulate the century-long Israeli-Zionist campaign of erasure and genocide against the Palestinian people, uniting global discourse and resistance. Palestinians should utilize […]
By Ramzy Baroud If the oppressed, the natives of the land, are not fully vanquished or decimated, they are likely to rise, fight and win back their freedom. Oddly, it was Israeli historian Benny […]
By Benay Blend On October 25, 2013, Angela Davis delivered a speech at Birbeck University in London. Entitled “Closures and Continuities,” her talk drew from a freedom song that was popular in the American South […]
By Benay Blend Storytelling has long been a tactic in the toolbox of colonized people. For survivors of genocide, it validates their experience against those who deny that the horror ever happened. When I taught […]
By Benay Blend Mainstream history of the United States begins with the American Revolution, an event, the story goes, that initiated the country’s experiment with democracy. There is no mention of enslaved people who built […]
By Samaa Abu Sharar ‘Mubadara’ is a psychological support initiative born out of the womb of the ongoing genocide in Gaza. As tens of initiatives that saw the light due to the unbearable reality in […]
By Benay Blend At the core of the novel there is a central question: What do we inherit from our ancestors, and what do we leave behind? At first glance, Steven Salaita’s Daughter, Son, Assassin […]
By Parth Sharma “The power to narrate, or to block other narratives from forming and emerging, is very important to culture and imperialism, and constitutes one of the main connections between them.” ― Edward Said, […]
By Jehan Helou Will the media accompany this transformation and change gear to embrace our narrative? Will the Palestinian narrative find Safe Haven at last? Despite the long years of Dispossession and strife Palestinians are […]
By Benay Blend Whatever happens, Palestinians will continue to build an alternative to the defunct Zionist notion of two states. On October 29, 1979, the poet Audre Lorde participated in a panel at a New […]
By Ramzy Baroud These storytellers were all killed by Israel, with the hope that the stories will die with them. But Israel will fail because the collective story is bigger than all of us. […]
By Ramzy Baroud It you ever struggle in deciphering the difference between Palestinian priorities and all others, simply look for that small, red triangle. It will guide you. Did you know that there was […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff If you think that the Palestine Chronicle is doing a good job as a fully independent Palestinian media organization, please urgently consider making a donation, large or small, to help […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Hours after the Palestine Chronicle reported on the Israeli NSO’s Pegasus spyware known as ‘Blastpass’, the phone and main email of the Palestinian news network were hacked. The full extent […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff ‘Ida in the Middle’, by Nora Lester Morad has won the 2023 Arab American Book Award in the young adult category. The book is centered around Ida, a Palestinian-American girl […]
By Joe McCann This interview was originally published in BelfastMedia.com In an interview organized through the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Jews for Palestine-Ireland, Ramzy Baroud spoke about his work in establishing the Palestine Chronicle news […]
The Portuguese Parliament voted on Friday, by majority, to recognize the Nakba and praised the Palestinians’ struggle to obtain their right to self-determination. The Palestinian Authority (PA) on Friday welcomed the decision of the Portuguese […]
By Benay Blend Without the inclusion of a “genuine and engaged” Palestinian perspective, Baroud explains, conversations will focus only on what benefits Zionist and US interests. On August 15, 2017, former President Donald Trump commented […]
By Palestine Deep Dive Amid Israel’s ongoing airstrikes on Gaza, Palestine Deep Dive’s Mark Seddon speaks live with Gaza-based author and mother Rana Shubair and is also joined by US-based Palestinian journalist and intellectual Dr. […]
By Omar Aziz Editor’s Note: Palestine Deep Dive (PDD) held its first in-person event in London this week, ‘Against Erasure: Why Palestinian Voices Must Finally Take Centre Stage.’ Collaborating with Haymarket Books, they hosted Palestinian poet, […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff The Palestine Chronicle network announced on March 29 the launch of Palestine Chronicle Italia, a news website that is dedicated to Italian-speaking audiences. The launch of the new page means […]
By Ramzy Baroud & Romana Rubeo On January 19, during one of its raids in the Occupied West Bank, the Israeli military arrested a Palestinian journalist, Abdul Muhsen Shalaldeh, near the town of Al-Khalil (Hebron). […]
By Blake Alcott Arguing for all the rights of all the Palestinians with friends and newspaper editors in Western Europe, I’ve had some success by taking a radically Palestine-centered approach that disconnects the Palestine question […]
By Ramzy Baroud At a recent Istanbul conference that brought many Palestinian scholars and activists together to discuss the search for a common narrative on Palestine, a Palestinian member of the audience declared at […]
By Benay Blend From October 22-29, the Palestinian Alternative Path Movement (Masar Badil) will host a popular march centered in Brussels to commemorate its launch, a landmark in the struggle for return, liberation, and victory […]
By Palestine Chronicle Staff In this episode of “Palestine In Perspective”, host and Toronto-based writer for the Palestine Chronicle, Paul Salvatori, talks with Palestinian-American historian and Edward Said Professor of Modern Arab Studies at […]
By Issa Boulos and Louis Brehony “Anā ismī shaʿb filisṭīn” – my name is the Palestinian people. Song lyrics that would ring out in the refugee camps and university campuses, from quickly duplicated cassettes sold […]
By Paul Salvatori Last May I was at a counterdemonstration to the annual Walk With Israel event in Toronto. The demonstration, comprised of pro-Palestinian protestors, walked to a field where part of the event […]
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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