In this dichotomous reality, and from the very heart of a Europe complicit in our active killing, I ask this: how do the sons and daughters of Gaza experience the genocide from afar, mentally and emotionally?
People realize, or at least sense, that the world’s laws and driving forces, whether economic, political, cultural, or moral, have undergone deep transformation. Yet many continue to think and act using the tools and frameworks of the past: those they know and have experienced; those which people continue to reproduce even as their frameworks are rendered “out of history”, incapable of meeting even the most basic conditions in reality. Examples...
Why does popular support for Palestinian rights often fail to generate impactful solidarity? This article explores Sudan's intersecting struggles with Palestine, examining metaphysicalisation, Black-Arab solidarity tensions, and the global attention...
How to question the role of national borders in the construction of identities in the Arab world ? How has a region, once open to circulation, been reconfigured and with...
Within hours, their homeland turned into a ghost town. Women were transformed into commodities traded in slave markets, men were rendered into skeletons jumbled in mass graves, and children were...
The Ministry of Health estimates total losses to the public and private healthcare sector in the Khartoum State at $12 billion. In a recent report, the state ministry revealed that...
For the Moroccan Jewish leftist, the decolonization of his homeland and the liberation of Palestine were inextricably entwined.
What can we learn from the modern history of Palestinian political economy of a continuous struggle against domination by alien colonial economic and political powers?*
