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Search ArticlesThe World Cup tested the limits of Egypt’s pro-Palestine solidarity
It was an unusual scene for a national homecoming. As thousands of Egyptians gathered outside El Alamein International Airport last Friday to celebrate their soccer team’s historic FIFA World Cup run, the flags that greeted the players were not just Egyptian but also Palestinian. For miles across the Mediterranean coastal city, fans held up banners bearing coach Hossam Hassan’s image draped in both countries’ flags.
PODCAST: Israel stole Rashid Khalidi’s land. The U.S. is building an embassy on it
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Rima Hassan is breaking Europe’s Palestine taboos. France put her on trial
Prosecuted for defending Palestinians’ right to resist, the MEP says Gaza has exposed a ‘complete divorce’ between governments and their publics. facebook twitter email link MEP Rima Hassan during the European Parliament Plenary, September 2024. (The Left/CC BY-NC-SA 2.0) On Monday, EU foreign ministers were locked in a tense meeting in Brussels over whether to ban trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Calculated chaos: Inside Israel’s transfer of Palestinian bodies to Gaza
At 6 a.m. one frigid December morning in 2023, a truck driver in Gaza opened the lid of a 12-meter-long metal shipping container. Inside, neatly stacked and wrapped in bright blue zip-tied nylon, he found the remains of 80 Palestinian men, women, and children.
‘Like walking into a cage’: Israel tightens its grip on Hebron
On June 16, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich attended a dedication ceremony for the new Israeli settlement of Doran, built on land belonging to Palestinians in Dura, south of Hebron. At the inauguration, he took the opportunity to make a drastic announcement: The 1997 Hebron Protocol had been cancelled.
The viral Arabic media outlet hiding its ties to Israel
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What Pope Leo won’t say about Gaza is testing the Catholic Church
The first pope from the United States was far removed from the July 4 celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the colony’s independence from the United Kingdom. Instead, Pope Leo XIV was on the edge of Europe, opposite the northern coast of Africa, on the island of Lampedusa — the first port of call for thousands of migrants making the perilous journey north in search of a better life.
Can an exhibition be ‘explicitly political’ at Israel’s preeminent art school?
Sandwiched between Jerusalem’s Old City and the notorious Russian Compound detention facility stands the new glass-and-concrete campus of Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Israel’s oldest school of art and architecture. For two weeks spanning June and July, the school’s second-floor gallery — whose transparent walls are just opaque enough to escape the notice of most passersby — hosted an exhibition quite unlike anything the institution has seen before.
‘They celebrate goals, we count martyrs’: Watching the World Cup in Gaza
Palestinians are defying Israeli bombings and power outages to follow soccer’s biggest tournament. But many fear the world has abandoned them. facebook twitter email link Palestinian football fans in Gaza City gather in the Al-Rimal area to watch the match between Egypt and Australia for a place in the round of 16 in the 2026 World Football Cup, 3 July 2026. (Yousef Zaanoun/Activestills) In Gaza, the FIFA World Cup has long been much more than a passing sporting event.
First Israel silenced Palestinian citizens. Now it turns to their leaders
On June 23, after four hours of questioning, Mohammed Barakeh walked out of the police station in the Israeli settlement of Ariel. A longtime community leader and former head of the Jewish-Arab political party Hadash, Barakeh had most recently served from 2015 to 2025 as the chairman of the The High Follow-Up Committee for Arab Citizens of Israel (HFC), the main extra-parliamentary body representing Palestinians inside Israel.