A Rohingya Refugee on Why He Sailed for Gaza; Interview with Ko Tinmaung

Ko Tinmaung ending up on a boat headed to break the siege on Gaza Strip is a remarkable act of solidarity. As a Rohingya, he knows all about the pain of exile, and yet, when the Global Sumud Flotilla set sail, he was on board. Zionist forces intercepted the mission and detained him. By his […]

The man who left Japan for Palestine and never came back

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A Japanese revolutionary who passed away couple of days ago deserves some attention from the public in this political scenario. Kozo Okamoto did not belong to the geography that would define his life. Born in Japan in 1947 he came of age in a moment when revolution was imagined as a shared horizon rather than […]

“I wish they had died with them”: The law that demands what little remains

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On March 30, 2026, the Knesset passed a controversial law imposing the death penalty on Palestinians convicted of killing Zionists, if the act is classified as “terrorism” by a military court or motivated by what is described as “denial of the existence of the State of Israel.” The bill was introduced by the Jewish Power […]

Erasing a people by footnote: The case against ‘The Case for Israel’

Dershowitz, Alan. The Case for Israel. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, 2003.

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 […]

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 […]

Aqsa, Haj and the test of our times

Couple of days ago, Zionists carried out yet another incursion into the premises of the sacred Bayt al Maqdis, whereby throngs of settlers performed Talmudic rituals in its courtyard. This was followed by a frenzied celebration, during which those Zionists — Allah’s curse be upon them — collectively insulted our most honoured Prophet SAAWS. Later, […]

“Shadow Unit”: Qassam Brigade’s force guarding Zionist prisoners

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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 […]

How many Palestinians lost their ‘soul of soul’

The phrase “soul of soul” is a deeply emotional expression, used to refer to a beloved child. This was recently popularised by Khaled Nabhan, to refer to his granddaughter after she was killed by Zionist forces in Gaza in November 2023. Footages of him bereaving the martyrdom of his three-year-old granddaughter, Reem, spread virally on […]

Top 10 companies affected in 2024 by BDS movement

Al Aqsa storm brought with it a rejuvenation of boycott divestment sanction (BDS) movement, with people from all walks of life adopting stances against companies they believe were connected to Zionists. These actions were not just about economics—they were deeply personal, fuelled by feelings of solidarity with the Palestinian resistance, anger at the Zionists, and […]