As state violence rages, Palestinians in the South Hebron Hills remain steadfast

Across the West Bank, Hamas’ 7 October attack has become the latest pretext for accelerating the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.

Resistance from within: Silenced Israelis speak out

Portraits of the activists defying repression and persecution to protest Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.

‘Again and again’: Transness and recognition

Transness implores us to know each other again, and again.

Death and the Story

A new literary form emerges under genocide.

Rafah: A reader

The materials helping us understand the situation on the ground and the world letting it happen.

Germans are rising up against AfD. Their problems go far deeper

Revelations about a ‘masterplan’ for ethnic cleansing have triggered historic protests across Germany. But off the streets, centrists are bending to far-right demands.

What can Hasidic anti-Zionism teach the Jewish left?

As Israel’s brutal war on Gaza rages on, we need approaches to Jewishness that reject this violence while claiming visions of religious purpose and shared life, wherever Jews may be.

Whose streets?: Protest since 7 October

Exploring the responses of British Muslims and Jews to a new era of mass protest.

Six million and one

‘By my death I wish to make the strongest possible protest against the passivity with which the world is permitting the extermination of the Jewish people.’

Disagreeing for the greater good

Vashti speaks to the hosts of a new podcast exploring what British Jews really think.

What an extinguished Hanukkiah tells us about antisemitism in Poland

Examining the social and political context of Polish MP Grzegorz Braun’s December attack.

Stitching together ‘Britishness’ from Mile End to Mayfair

The Museum of London Docklands’ new exhibition 'Fashion City' explores the complex relationship of Jewish migration to the capital's fashion.