The Pickle
The expropriation playbook: Offshore finance and the Israeli settler movement
Through a British legacy of financial secrecy, the Israeli settler movement has a way to avoid international regulation and sanction.
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Jewish Identity
Sometimes we win
The Exodus story teaches us that we must never lose sight of our ability to create a better world, no matter how impossible that may seem.
The Pickle
Tracing the apocalypse
For Israel and its allies, Iran’s attack has ushered in a new political reality in which Palestinians once again fade from view.
The Pickle
Six months of liberal Zionist doublethink
Since 7 October, the principal dividing line on Israel-Palestine has been supporting or opposing a ceasefire. For a faction accustomed to taking the middle ground, that has posed a unique dilemma.
Culture
The missing O and E
Artist, poet and writer Joshua Leon speaks to Vashti about his first solo exhibition on the construction of British Jewish identity.
The Pickle
Israel’s Mogadishu-fication of Gaza
What a reductive analogy can tell us about the unfolding catastrophe.
The Jewish Left
The lost archive: Finding Jewish feminism
The Jewish feminist movement in the UK has left a complicated and contested legacy.
The Pickle
Symbolism is not enough
The UN Security Council’s first call for an immediate ceasefire is little more than a nod.
Palestine-Israel
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.
Palestine-Israel
Resistance from within: Silenced Israelis speak out
Portraits of the activists defying repression and persecution to protest Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.
Jewish Identity
‘Again and again’: Transness and recognition
Transness implores us to know each other again, and again.
Palestine-Israel
Death and the Story
A new literary form emerges under genocide.