Perspectives

Since the start of Israel's genocide in Gaza, Palestinians have been forced to beg the world for empathy. But the shame is not ours to bear, writes Sarah Amr.
Blaming Netanyahu for the Gaza war is convenient, but the ethnic cleansing of Palestine is core to the Zionist ideology Israel is built on, writes Ahmad Ibsais.
Amid Israel's war, school in Gaza entails lessons in hiding from warplanes, living in tents and surviving a genocide, writes Asmaa Ramadan Mustafa.
The West's unwavering support for Israel's war on Gaza has left it isolated on the international stage as the Global South bands together, writes Allia Bukhari.
With access to personal data and no oversight, Prevent is targeting Muslims opposing Israel's war on Gaza, with lifelong consequences, writes Sophia Akram.
Refusing to load Israeli weapons, Indian workers are rebuking the colonial ideologies of Zionism and Hindu nationalism, writes Ananya Wilson-Bhattacharya.
Instead of romanticising 'organisers', we must all carry the mantle of resistance against Israel's genocide in Gaza, writes Ruqaiyah Damrah.
In Israel's post-war scenario, carpet bombing is replaced by a matrix of surveillance, separation and control similar to the West Bank, writes Anna Saif.
Israel is deliberately targeting Gaza's health lifeline to maximise its ethnic cleansing. International humanitarianism has failed, writes Beauty Dhlamini.
A time of celebration became a fight for survival. Through grief and displacement, Tahani Shehada vows to rebuild the life she had before Israel's war on Gaza.