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Lizzy Ratner

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As seen in: The Nation, The New Yorker, Observer, Common Dreams, Monterey County Now
Executive Editor at Jewish Currents. Former Deputy Editor (for print) at The Nation. Always Editor of @ElieNYC. Tweets my own. She/her/hers
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Gaza Is Still Here

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By Lizzy Ratner Verified, Jack Mirkinson
| The Nation Verified
A Day for Gaza / February 10, 2026 Gaza Is Still Here Despite a “ceasefire,” Israel’s killing has not ended. Neither has the determination of the Palestinian people to survive. (Ali Skaik) This article appears in the March 2026 issue, with the headline “Gaza Is Still Here.” Gaza has been suspended in a bloody limbo for months. The so-called ceasefire with Israel has not brought peace. The bombings and demolitions persist, and Israel’s expanding occupation continues unabated.
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The Search for Special Case-Baby 1

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By Lizzy Ratner Verified
| The Nation Verified
Feature / March 12, 2024 The Search for Special Case–Baby 1 Who was buried in the lonely grave in New York’s potter’s field? The year-long search led to a lost world in the history of AIDS.
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Gaza Shows the Difference Between International Law and the “Rules-Based International Order”

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By Spencer Ackerman Verified, Atef Abu Saif, Lizzy Ratner Verified, Noy Katsman
| The Nation Verified
World / Column / Adherence to US hegemony determines who does—and does not—get to violate the architecture restraining state violence.
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