Two Years of Genocide: Motherhood Under Fire in Gaza

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The Elimination Project: Israel’s Dismantling of Palestinian Life

In its new report, The Elimination Project: Israel’s Systematic Dismantling of Palestinian Collective Life in the West Bank, B’Tselem examines what it describes as a system of interconnected policies shaping Palestinian life across the West Bank. The report identifies five mechan ...  Show more

Palestine to Compete in Baseball at the 2026 Asian Games

Palestine is heading to the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games baseball tournament this September. In this episode, Nader Ihmoud shares the story of a Palestinian baseball team built across borders, from Gaza to Chicago, including the players who brought the team together, those it ha ...  Show more

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