Will Syria only be free when it can intoxicate?
According to BBC News, it's great that Syria is now free, but most vital is whether the new government will allow people to drink.
The legend that is Khaled Nabhan
The 54-year-old Palestinian grandfather and gardener was martyred on 16 December, finally being reunited with the soul of his soul.
Confronting deviant religious justifications for betraying Gaza
Serious ideological mistakes are causing neglect of Gaza, as tangible outcomes are wrongly prioritised over pursuing truth and justice.
What was in Gaza for the non-Muslims?
Gaza has unintentionally become the source of an incredible surge in Muslims; here are five possible explanations for this.
Our family’s journey from Nakba to genocide
The life of our grandfather, Mohammad Ali Hammuda — headmaster, calligrapher, linguist, and poet — is emblematic of millions.
Students are the vanguard of justice today
By leading anti-genocide protests for Gaza, students are sparking institutional change against oppression.
Nakba, Netanyahu the Elder, and the Rotting Apple of Zionism
The web of Zionism and all its forms is rooted in ethnic cleansing, Benjamin Netanyahu is only its current face.
Israeli seizure of Rafah crossing has inflamed Gaza crisis
The apartheid state's callousness knows no bounds, as it strikes Rafah while choking its most critical aid route.
To resist genocide is Gaza’s indomitable choice
Learning from recent genocides including Sabra and Shatila, and Srebrenica, surrender was certainly never an option.
Israel cannot cancel Ramadan for Gaza
The apartheid state may be set on cancelling the holy month of Ramadan for the people of Gaza, but this is impossible!
