Israel’s attacks on Gaza have only made Hamas stronger
At the end of each round of violence between Israel and Gaza, both Israel and Hamas always insist that they have won.
I stopped saying ‘stay safe’ to my family in Gaza. Because there is no way to stay safe in Israel’s most intense assault yet.
Everyone I know in Gaza has packed a small bag of treasured belongings, keeping it by the door in case their apartment tower is Israel’s next target.
Even ‘apartheid’ doesn’t capture fullness of our Palestinian suffering. But it helps.
No words can capture the agony of despairing friends and loved ones, who every day feel alive only by the lack of death.
Biden’s Palestinian aid package is a start — but doesn’t go nearly far enough
The $150 million contribution to UNRWA is less than half of the $360 million that the U.S. annually gave to UNRWA before Trump.
Yes, really: Hamas and the PA want to see Netanyahu win
Netanyahu’s premiership is seen as guaranteeing Hamas indefinite rule in Gaza.
Why it’s essential that Hamas run in the next Palestinian election
These elections, the first national balloting since 2006, are the most significant in a generation for us Palestinians.
Memo to Abbas: Biden is not going to solve the Palestinians’ problems
Abbas’ government endlessly waits time and again for a messiah to do its work and set the Palestinians free.
Hanan Ashrawi’s departure from the PLO exposes the crisis in Palestinian leadership
Ashwari’s resignation is emblematic of a decline in the decency, strength and relevance of the PLO.
Frustrating but indispensable, Saeb Erekat was like the peace process: heroic.
One can easily say that Saeb embodied the peace process itself: imperfect, frustrating at times, yet still essential and indispensable.
Rabin’s contribution was recognizing us as partners. Don’t erase it.
Rabin’s legacy that he is most remembered for is breaking a taboo by acknowledging the Palestinians as partners engaged in negotiating a solution.