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Romney: Israeli ‘Culture’ Makes It More Wealthy Than Palestine
by Kai Wright on July 30 2012, 10:09AM
Palestinians ask the obvious question about the presumptive GOP nominee’s analysis of poverty in the Middle East: “Isn’t this racism?”
Topics: Economy, Global Affairs, Kai Wright, /NOW Blog
As U.N. Debates Palestinian Statehood, Palestinian People Still Ignored
by Michelle Chen on September 23 2011, 9:02AM
The Palestinian Authority has set in motion a diplomatic frenzy over its citizens’ right to self-determination. But something obvious remains lost in the maneuvering between the White House, Abbas and Israel: The Palestinian people.
Topics: Global Affairs, Global Justice
Why We, as Women of Color, Join the Call for Divestment From Israel
by Barbara Ransby on July 13 2011, 9:53AM
On the heels of a controversial new Israeli law challenging boycotts, a group of feminist women of color describe their visit to Palestine and explain their call for divestment.
Topics: Global Affairs
Alice Walker Doesn’t Mince Words in Challenging Israeli Blockade of Gaza
by Asraa Mustufa on June 28 2011, 10:35AM
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author is set to sail to Gaza, and compares the treatment of Palestinians to her own childhood in the American South.
Topics: Global Affairs
Images From Behind the Gaza Blockade
by Hatty Lee on June 4 2010, 12:00PM
Almost 1.5 million people struggle for basic necessities.
Topics: Global Affairs
The Gaza Blockade is the Real Problem
by Hagai El-Ad on June 4 2010, 12:00PM
An Israeli human rights advocate says the flotilla raid is but the latest reason why the siege is as self-defeating as it is inhumane.
Topics: Global Affairs
Another Ship Heads to Gaza, Israel Again Vows to Protect Blockade
by Seth Freed Wessler on June 4 2010, 10:00AM
A new ship is headed to Gaza today, and the Israeli government has once again vowed to stop the vessel. The boat, which flies the Irish flag, is named the Rachel Corrie, after the young American student crushed to death…
Topics: Global Affairs
Will American’s Death in Gaza Flotilla Change U.S. Stance on Israel?
by Seth Freed Wessler on June 3 2010, 11:50AM
An American citizen is reported to be among the 9 people killed by Israeli solders aboard a flotilla of ships headed to Gaza on Monday. Turkish investigators have identified one of the bodies flown from Israel to Turkey yesterday as…
Topics: Global Affairs
Israel, Gaza and the ‘Lynching’ of Morality
by Seth Freed Wessler on June 2 2010, 12:00PM
The U.S. conversation about Israeli violence is still bound by false equivalencies and feigned victimhood.
Topics: Global Affairs
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