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In what is being dubbed “the flood of life” movement, tens of thousands of Palestinians throughout Gaza have been demonstrating against Hamas’s regime.

As anti-Hamas protests sprung up across Gaza, it became clear how wrong many narratives about Palestinians have been

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The Realign For Palestine project is an intrepid initiative spearheaded by Ahmed Al-Khatib and moderated by the incisive Merissa Khurma.

As rare mass demonstrations erupt in northern Gaza denouncing Hamas, Jewish and pro-Israel communities grapple with what the protests mean

Rigid maximalist demands won’t deliver the future Palestinians desperately need.

Predictably, the Oscar award for the documentary film “No Other Land” generated reactions among the classic fault lines of the Israel and Palestine conflict. Some believed it was a courageous work that highlighted the value of non-violent activism and cooperation between Palestinians and Israelis to challenge unjust forms of a military occupation regime that continuously pushes Palestinians out of lands they have lived on for generations and seeks to erase their connection to that land permanently.

US President Donald Trump’s proposed “takeover” of the Gaza Strip has generated headlines but not meaningful solutions for the intractable problems facing the coastal enclave.

Two days ago, the president of the United States declared his intention to assume long-term ownership of the Gaza Strip, turn the coastal enclave into a real-estate-development heaven, and permanently remove its Palestinian inhabitants to other countries. The administration has already walked this proposal back, but not before touting the president’s “out of the box” thinking—a phrase that suggests ignorance of where, exactly, the box is.