Mouin Rabbani

Each truce in Gaza carries the illusion of mercy. This one, forged in panic and self-interest, will mark the prelude to what comes next, says Mouin Rabbani.

The UK and France’s move to back Palestine rattled Israel, raising the question: is Zionism’s grip on Western politics starting to slip, asks Mouin Rabbani.

Trump’s strike on Iran’s nuclear sites has dragged the US into war, giving in to Israel. Cornered and isolated, Iran has little to lose, says Mouin Rabbani.

Though Witkoff holds leverage over Israel, his refusal to rein in Netanyahu and his duplicity toward the Palestinians don’t bode well, says Mouin Rabbani.

Beyond the allegations, Karim Khan’s failure to prosecute Israel at ICC is a dereliction of duty — one he is, without doubt, guilty of, says Mouin Rabbani.

Facing an existential threat, Arab states are scrambling to present an alternative to the Trump Gaza plan. But are they up to the task, asks Mouin Rabbani.

Trump isn’t the first to propose the ethnic cleansing of Gaza. Even if his plan fails, it still reinforces Israel's genocidal designs, writes Mouin Rabbani.

By refusing to enforce ICC warrants, the West has hardened its support for Israel's genocide, relying on absurd justifications to do so, says Mouin Rabbani.