Culture
Strange loops of history: the forgotten visions of Harry Fainlight
The reluctant beat poet's diasporic writing could guide us through our winding lineage and inspire Anglo-Jewish futures.
Hasbara’s doppelganger politics of indigeneity
Zionism in anti-colonial clothing.
The translation of solidarity
From Amsterdam to Jerusalem.
Vashti in Conversation: Solidarity is the Political Version of Love
Watch editors Kendall Gardner and Francesca Newton in conversation with JVP's Rebecca Vilkomerson and Rabbi Alissa Wise.
Lessons from a disillusioned Zionist
Almost two decades before Israel was founded, Hans Kohn identified why Zionism was doomed to fail.
Back the books boycott
Against business as usual.
Meet the religious Jews learning to resist Israel’s occupation
“This is the most important knowledge I’ve ever received.”
Two poems by Eden Pearlstein
“if you’re so smart / then why aren’t you happy?”
A Diary Entry
"This claim is so cynical, so outrageous, such an utter and complete desecration."
PHOTOS: Momin Faiz documents genocide in north Gaza
Images from north Gaza, the area hit hardest by Israel's genocidal campaign.
The Ballad of Lulu and Amina
‘Oh, Lulu! Lulu! What a beautiful cat you are! You’re in Gaza now! You’ll be a Gaza cat!’
Vigil
“For a good few minutes I just stood there, like I was waiting for something beautiful and improbable and inconceivable to happen.”
Against the rise of gender critical non-fiction
A case against the publishing industry's apolitical facade.