US and Israeli officials invoking women's rights to push their war on Iran should look at their war in Gaza and at home before making claims, says Eman Hillis.

Through correspondence with young Gazan poet Mohammed Abu Lebda, Yahia Lababidi reflects on bearing witness to genocide through language.

From bombing hospitals in Gaza to restricting urgent care in the West Bank, Israel has long weaponized Palestinian healthcare, writes Falasteen Mansour.

Huda Skaik reflects on her first Ramadan in Gaza since the ceasefire, and how old traditions and rituals feel both comforting and bittersweet.

After 18 years in Israeli prisons, Bilal Odeh reflects on re-entering a changed world, and choosing to dedicate himself to mental health work.

Israel is weaponizing Palestinians’ only exit from the West Bank, turning the Karama crossing into a system of daily control and degradation.

Rami Abou Jamous reflects on the West's consistent failure to take action to hold Israel accountable for its crimes against Palestinians.

Following a recent trip to Japan, Shahd Abusalama writes about why the horrors of Hiroshima provide lessons for the ongoing genocide in Gaza today.

Amid a fragile ceasefire, Huda Skaik reflects on surviving more than two years of Israel’s war on Gaza — & how journalism became her way to reclaim purpose.

Having grown up among Muslim and Jewish neighbours in Sydney, Katerina Cosgrove warns that grief after Bondi shooting is being used to divide communities.