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View In: scheerpost.comBy Emran Feroz This article was originally published by Truthout The war inaugurated a terrible new global order in which armed drones kill civilians who are neither named nor counted. “There were nights full of terror. Our village was bombed constantly,” says Zalmay Khan. Afterward, he goes to pray...

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View In: scheerpost.comTwo of my family’s olive groves fell under Israeli control and got bulldozed. The third is damaged beyond recognition. By Amna Ahmed Dmeida This article was originally published by Truthout Two of my family’s olive groves fell under Israeli control and got bulldozed. The third is damaged beyond recognition...

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View In: scheerpost.comMohammed Abo Matar Prism While some political candidates rose to prominence through their support for Palestine, the U.S. has not stopped backing Israel Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who has accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza and campaigned on cutting off the country’s U.S. militar...

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View In: scheerpost.comAri Paul FAIR Florida’s Republican attorney general, James Uthmeier, is taking on the New York Times for its coverage of Israel and Palestine. The legal action says less about the newspaper’s coverage than it does about the state of the pro-Israel right. Uthmeier claimed to be acting to protect the stat...

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View In: scheerpost.comAlison Avigayil Ramer Waging Nonviolence From police killings to genocide in Gaza, collective grieving practices have built lasting movement infrastructure and helped overcome alienation and burnout. Since the massacres on Oct. 7, now three years ago, the news has brought a steady stream of horror an...

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View In: scheerpost.comAlex Poppe Informed Comment “Books frighten power,” Robert Jones Jr., author of The Prophets, said on the first day of our fiction workshop. We were at the Macondo Writers Workshop, where Robert led a class on how to write across identity lines without tokenizing, flattening, or reducing a characte...