The Pickle
A diary entry
"You wonder what you are doing there, with your bloody grammar exercises, with your godforsaken vocabulary sheets."
Kate Greenberg
Kate Greenberg is a writer, activist, and editor at Vashti.
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‘An act of deeply structural state violence’
An interview with Hineinu activist Raviv Rose.
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Poetic justice is just the start
We must make Masafer Yatta's victory a reality.
Palestine-Israel
The ordinary, the feeble, and '48
Filmmaker Tash Lever documents the Israeli anti-war movement and everything in between.
Palestine-Israel
'How many more years will it be for us?'
Imagining Syria in the South Hebron Hills.
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The translation of solidarity
From Amsterdam to Jerusalem.
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Vigil
“For a good few minutes I just stood there, like I was waiting for something beautiful and improbable and inconceivable to happen.”
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The condition of being hostage
Who counts as a hostage, and what does it mean to be one?
Palestine-Israel
Death and the Story
A new literary form emerges under genocide.
Palestine-Israel
Rapid response
Reflections on sustained solidarity and Jewish-Palestinian coresistance in the South Hebron Hills.