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We are biased towards the people and their aspirations, we are partial to the principles of human rights, and we stand with everything that contributes to building societies that are open to and accept difference.
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Israa Arafat-

1 month ago

Did Palestinians have to be exterminated for their state to be recognized?

Marginalized Groups

Lebanon - Palestine

Laila Shadid -

2 months ago

Refusing complicity: Why I left the United States for the Middle East

English

How do I write when I’m hungry?

Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk: Will the world believe you, Fatima?

Alephia 2053 and the limits of revolutionary imagination in the Arab world

Don’t tell Gazans that Algeria sacrificed a million martyrs for liberation

I won't let the occupation rob me of the homes that live on in my memory

Sectarian strife on the Syrian coast: From dominance to bloody retaliation

Ghosted by Code... My Torrid Love Affair with a Jailbroken Chatbot

The body as a battleground for struggle: Laila Soueif and her final protest

Palestinian film No Other Land: A living testament to a people's resilience

Gaza - Palestine

Can Western audiences sympathize with revolutions off-screen?

I’ll dance with Layla in the streets of Sana’a again

Privatizing our lungs: What if the air we breathed became a profitable business?

The path back to a free Syria is rooted in our faith

I won’t relish in the Los Angeles Fires, but I won’t blame Gazans who do

From the heart of the Arab world: Raseef22 English reflects on 2024