Satan Bibi: The Memoir that sanctifies ethnic cleansing
Benjamin Netanyahu’s autobiography, Bibi: My Story, is not merely a memoir of political survival; it is a monumental testament to the victory of the particular over the universal in the 21st century CE. It serves as the definitive textual rebuttal to the ethical lineage of Hannah Arendt, Albert Einstein, Isaac Deutscher, and Edward Said. Where […]
Erasing a people by footnote: The case against ‘The Case for Israel’
Alan Dershowitz’s The Case for Israel (2003) is a seminal text in the canon of pro-Israel advocacy, yet it is essential to categorise it correctly from the outset: it is a work of jurisprudence, not historiography. Dershowitz, a celebrated appellate lawyer and Harvard Law professor, approaches the Israeli-Palestinian conflict not as a historian seeking to […]
An enlightened critique of ‘War Against the Jews: How to End Hamas Barbarism’
In the shadowed valleys of Bethlehem and the besieged streets of Gaza—where ancient histories mingle with the cries of today’s displaced—Alan Dershowitz’s War Against the Jews: How to End Hamas Barbarism arrives like a thunderclap. Published mere weeks after the October 7, 2023 assaults that claimed over 1,200 Israeli lives and shattered communities from kibbutzim to music […]
Lingering shadows of war in Gaza: Life after the whimper of bombs
After two grueling years of relentless war, a ceasefire took effect in Gaza. The roar of airstrikes and artillery subsided, bringing a fragile calm to the battered strip. For Gaza’s residents, this silence does not equate to peace, nor does it mark the end of suffering that has stretched over months and years. Beneath the […]
Ten indicators of the strategic failure of Zionists in the Gaza genocide
After more than a year of relentless attack on Gaza, Occupation’s declared military and political objectives remain largely unmet. What began as a high-profile campaign to eliminate Hamas and secure the release of Zionist hostages has instead evolved into one of the most controversial and costly wars in the nation’s history. The offensive has drawn […]
“Tonight is our turn”; Nour’s story of losing everyone
Sound of an explosion pierced her ears, shaking the room and her heart. Successive blasts rattled her senses, and fear stirred deep anxiety within her. She saw everything with wide eyes—until darkness drew its curtain over Nour (34). She had no idea that the trembling she felt, and the weight that suddenly pressed down on […]
Normalisation or Occupation? Benjamin Netanyahu’s memoir
“My Story, breaks from the tradition of politicians publishing their life stories after leaving office”. Instead, he released it in October 2022 while actively campaigning to reclaim Israel’s Primeministership. The book serves as both a personal account and a political manifesto, highlighting his achievements, criticizing rivals on the left and within his own party, and […]
“Loss, confusion, pain”-A Gazan mother’s story of survival
The aggression following “Aqsa Storm” has been a horrific chapter in the history of Gaza. Gaza had been burdened by decades of Zionist offensives and siege prior to this war. While living in Gaza in this devastating period, the pain that I experience is not just something around the huge magnitude of destruction that I […]
Muhammad “el-Deif”: The tactical genius who stands alone
Mohammed Deyab Ebrahim el-Masri, or “Abu Khaled – Mohammed el-Deif” – as he was popularly known, was born in Gaza Strip in 1965. He hails from a refugee family that was forced to flee Al-Qubaiba village during the 1948 Nakba. Growing up in Khan Yunis refugee camp in the southern Gaza Strip, he experienced first-hand […]
“Shadow Unit”: Qassam Brigade’s force guarding Zionist prisoners
One of the more secretive and strategic military units within Ezz ad-din al Qassam Brigades, “Shadow Unit” (Wahdat al-Dhil), plays a crucial role in its long-term action against Zionist entity. Tasked with securing and concealing Zionist prisoners held in Gaza, this covert force operates under strict secrecy, ensuring that captives remain within what is commonly […]
