Iran ceasefire: Not an off-ramp for the US but a life-saving ejection seat
A Middle Eastern country has for the first time single-handedly checked the war-making capabilities of the US and Israel
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War crimes are no longer shameful. That should terrify you
In the latest escalation in the Middle East, warring sides have demonstrated disturbing disregard for civilian life.
Why Lebanon should join the International Criminal Court
ICC jurisdiction in Lebanon would mean a chance of accountability for Israeli war crimes and renewed political pressure.
The US could still try to play the ethnic card in Iran
But past experience and current geopolitical realities show such a strategy is doomed to failure.
Israel’s death penalty law is not about executing Palestinians
It is about eliminating Palestinian existence in Palestine.
Mojtaba Khamenei’s rumoured injury or death won’t change Iran’s trajectory
His father, Ali Khamenei, built the supreme leader’s office into an institution that does not depend on a single leader.
The attack on the right to protest in the UK is not just about Palestine
Patterns of politicised policing uncovered in a recent trial of pro-Palestinian activists should worry us all.
Three scenarios for the Strait of Hormuz
Two military scenarios and one diplomatic one emerge, with Pakistan playing a crucial mediatory role.
We dug up medics in Gaza. A year later, international law remains buried
Israel has created an environment of impunity for attacks on healthcare that has spread well beyond Gaza’s borders.
Green and Yellow: Two lines that separate me from my land
Israel can draw as many lines as it wants, but we will not give up the right to our land.
Did Israel miscalculate in launching the war on Iran?
Like in other conflicts, Israel launched the war on Iran together with the US without a realistic political plan.
