18 posts tagged ‘Gaza’
The Israel-Palestine Debate, on TikTok
The New Yorker,
Live-streamers have flooded the social-media platform to prove the righteousness of their side.
Should U.S. Aid to Israel Be Contingent on Human Rights?
Senator Ben Cardin, the head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, explains why humanitarian concerns should not hold up funding for Israel’s war effort.
A New Yorker Contributor Detained by Israeli Forces Is Released
Mosab Abu Toha, an award-winning poet and a father of three, was taken into custody in central Gaza.
The Trauma of Gaza’s Doctors
The head of mission for Doctors Without Borders in Palestine on the horrors of practicing medicine under siege.
A Rise in Antisemitism; and a Conversation with the A.I. Pioneer Geoffrey Hinton
The normalization of antisemitism has the potential to destabilize democracies, a historian says. Plus, the godfather of artificial intelligence on why his brainchild scares him.
The Left Comes for Biden on Israel
As the Israel-Hamas war divides the Democrats, what does it mean that young activists are protesting the President, not Xi Jinping or Donald Trump?
How Qatar Became the World’s Go-To Hostage Negotiator
The Gulf state is trying to help Hamas and Israel come to a deal. How did it become one of the world’s most prominent hostage-situation mediators?
How Gaza and the British Right Split London on Armistice Day
Duelling protests, a country divided over Israel and Palestine, and the return of David Cameron.