Palestine

Campus workers, who feel like they’ve been left in the lurch by college administrators, are figuring out how to deal with the latest wave of student demonstrations.

Dennis Ross, a longtime Middle East negotiator, on the competing interests stymieing a hostage deal—and a possible end to the war.

“The word ‘safety,’ ” the legal scholar tells David Remnick, has “been very much inflated,” and defining antisemitism too broadly will have a chilling effect on academic freedom.

A miniature academic peace process suggests how a university might organize for difficult subjects—and what, after all, universities are.

Activists with Students for Justice in Palestine have mobilized major campus demonstrations in support of Gaza—and provided an intellectual framework for protesters watching what’s happening in the Middle East.

A pollster examines support for a two-state solution, Benjamin Netanyahu’s falling approval ratings, and why the next Prime Minister may not change course on relations with Palestinians.

A leader of the settlement movement on expanding into Gaza, and her vision for the Jewish state.

The vague, technocratic term was apparently chosen to avoid “ceasefire.”

When the war in Gaza started, my family fled to the Jabalia refugee camp. Then Israel started bombing the camp.

Across the Arab world, the group is successfully selling its narrative of resistance.

David Remnick hears from two sources about how Israelis and Palestinians feel about the October 7th attacks, and what the future may hold for the region.

Israel’s Prime Minister has vowed to destroy Hamas and turn its territory into a “deserted island,” but Palestinians are determined not to be displaced.

A biographer of Israel’s longest-serving Prime Minister on how the country’s government has responded to the crisis in Gaza—and what comes next politically.

The New Yorker reporters David Kirkpatrick and Adam Rasgon, who recently spoke with a political leader of Hamas, discuss the group’s decision-making and evolution.

A fifth of Israel’s citizens are Palestinian. How will the current conflict shape their political and cultural identity?

The Israel-Hamas war has displayed with fresh urgency the perils of relying on our feeds for updates about events unfolding in real time.

Israelis who advocate for Palestinian rights are simultaneously absorbing two streams of traumatic news: the brutality and extent of Hamas’s attacks and the bombardment and siege of Gaza.

Reporting from Tel Aviv, Ruth Margalit discusses Hamas’s massacre of Israeli civilians and Netanyahu’s siege of Gaza.

What Israel’s response to Saturday’s incursion might mean for Palestinians—and their leaders—in Gaza and the West Bank.

Al-Basha, a trio of storefronts, is worth the trek for the spreads and homemade pita alone.