Loud & Clear
Natural Resources Under the Shadow of War
The natural resources possessed by states are among the most important foundations of economic...
When Supply Chains Become Chains of Control
When the US–Israel war on Iran that began on 28 February 2026 disrupted transit...
Colonial Settlement Is a Tool for Social and Economic Engineering to Complete the Zionist Project
IntroductionAfter the occupation of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and Jerusalem in 1976, Israel...
People-Power-Planet Nexus in a Region Struck by Wars: A Faith Perspective
The People-Power-Planet nexus, examined through a faith lens, stops being merely a theoretical framework...
Land, Life, and Continuity in Occupied Palestine: Violence targets the conditions of life, not life itself
Across Gaza, life unfolds under conditions that compress memory, displacement, and survival into a...
Roots of Resistance: Land, Water, and Survival in Palestine
In Palestine, the environment is shaped and controlled by politics. The relationship between people,...
Loud Enough to Be Punished, Quiet Enough to Survive
A voice is a form of power, and when it rises from the throat,...
Palestinian Women’s Hidden Wounds: The Violence of Being Read as Resilient
They do not call it sadnessIn many Palestinian women’s accounts, sadness feels too small,...
The Absence of Presence and the Psychology of Representation
Following the recent protests in Sakhnin, I came across a photo on social media...
Palestinian Women, Unfiltered
Us Palestinian women do not wait for permission to speak. We speak in courtrooms...
Gaza’s Women: Unbroken Pillars of Survival Two Years On
Two years after the war, the catastrophe in Gaza is no longer an exceptional...
Studying Through the War: The Story of Nebal and Mariam
When Nebal and Mariam speak about Beit Hanoun, they do so carefully, sometimes haltingly,...