Perspectives

As British Muslims, we must use our political leverage this Ramadan, starting by boycotting those who sanction Israel's genocide in Gaza, writes Nadeine Asbali.

To make sense of Israel's war on Gaza, we must look back over a century at how language and punctuation shaped narratives on Palestine, writes Florence Hazrat.

From indiscriminate killings to forced famine and stealing corpses, Israel controls over every aspect of Palestinian life and death, writes Samirah Jarrah.

In two weeks, I saw cases of severe burns, exposed bones and gunshot wounds to the head. The humanitarian conditions are unimaginable, writes Abdo Algendy.

New efforts to hold delayed elections offer a glimmer of hope to end Libya's deep political crisis. But the Libyan people remain sceptical, writes Ferhat Polat.

Met police officers suing for trauma over the Grenfell fire is a slap in the face to those who are still fighting for justice, writes Shareefa Energy.

As Tunisia marks Independence Day, President Saied exploits Israel's war on Gaza to divert from political repression and economic crisis, writes Tharwa Boulifi.

For centuries, the West depicted Islam as violent to justify its violence against Muslims & Arabs. Now, Israel uses this rhetoric in Gaza, writes Robert Clines.

Loaning the renowned Cyrus Cylinder to Israel amid its war and destruction of Palestinian history in Gaza betrays the artefact's origins, writes Jeiran Jahani.

The movement mobilised millions and inspired hope for political change, writes Abdelkader Cheref. Facing severe state repression, what's left of Hirak's spirit?