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The Massachusetts Review Online

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By Sa’diyya Shaikh, Fatima Seedat, Jumana Maghari
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Destruction in Khan Younis, Gaza. Gaza today appears like a place where crises are not managed but accumulated, where collapse is not accidental but deliberately engineered—in full view of the world. Between the warnings of yesterday and the realities of today, a more unsettling question emerges: are we witnessing the early stages of a trajectory that may not reach its peak until 2034?
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A Winter's Tale¹

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By Jim Hicks, Sa’diyya Shaikh, Fatima Seedat
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Reviewing Joshua Colangelo-Bryan’s Through the Gates of Hell. American Injustice at Guantanamo Bay (Humanitas Media, 2025), 224 pp. I. Buddies When you pick up a book written by a lawyer for Guantanamo detainees, knowing that it will contain an account of his work representing those clients, the last thing you expect to find is a love story. And yet, when a movie version of this book is made, the bromance between Joshua Colangelo-Bryan and Jaber Muhammed will surely be highlighted².
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Statement on the Assassination of Imam Muhsin Hendricks

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By Sa’diyya Shaikh, Fatima Seedat
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“Indeed to Allah we belong, and indeed, to Allah we return.” (Quran 2:156) Photo Credit: Tamara Wilson (Instagram @tams.wilson) We are reeling from the targeted assassination of Imam Muhsin Hendricks, the first openly queer Imam in South Africa. Imam Muhsin was a pioneer in the rights of queer Muslims, having previously led The Inner Circle and more recently the Al-Ghurbaah Foundation.
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The Long Counterrevolution: United States-Latin America Security Cooperation

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By Stuart Schrader, Melani McAlister, Ejeviome Eloho Otobo, Fatima Seedat
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Since at least the Spanish-American War, the United States has helped develop Latin American militaries and police forces, providing training, up-to-date technologies, and technical assistance.
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