The fight for justice in Palestine has already gone global, and those among us who deeply care about Gaza must understand the significance of this transformation.
Below is my article today on the Irish News. Also a link to my latest book, which was received very well throughout my tour.
Expressing solidarity in words alone is not enough. Concrete, decisive action is required today—and holding the perpetrators accountable remains entirely within our power.
In Belfast, Ramzy Baroud explored Palestinian memory, resistance and narrative sovereignty, arguing that storytelling remains essential to survival and liberation.
If international governments continue to protect Israel from accountability, the question will no longer be whether the West Bank will rise.
The only difference between the past and the present is that today, we all know, see, and hear exactly what is happening in Gaza and across Palestine.
The West Bank will not remain silent forever; it will rise at the time and place of its people’s choosing, rendering conventional political forecasts useless.
If the American public and its leaders fail to reclaim their foreign policy from this destructive alliance, the only path forward will be one of perpetual conflict.
The only way out is a stronger, independent international will that wrestles the future of Gaza from the grip of Netanyahu, translating political agreements into immediate humanitarian outcomes.
Ocasio-Cortez is just one of many Democratic progressives who carefully filtered their vocabulary to avoid the political fallout of using the term genocide too early, or too late.
This whole story about a truce is a lie. The Israelis are not making a truce; they are hunting us down like birds.
Whether Israelis will ever comprehend the irreparable damage inflicted on their country’s reputation by their UN ambassador, Danny Danon, is a moot point. The damage Israel has done to itself through its barbaric practices in the Occupied Territories is simply impossible to overcome.
Ahead of the Second Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress, speakers addressed a press conference on Palestine, solidarity, media, and political action.
The instrumentalization of human rights has long been a staple of Western foreign policy, despite mounting evidence that such commitments are rarely applied consistently.
The era of Netanyahu may be nearing its end, but before this bloody political chapter closes, countless more Palestinians may be forced to bear the cost.
The Middle East stands at the precipice of a profound, unprecedented geopolitical realignment. Even if a temporary US–Iran ‘cessation of hostilities’ holds, the structural drivers of the conflict remain unresolved.
Gaza requires urgent international attention. What is happening in the besieged and devastated Strip far exceeds an unfolding humanitarian disaster; it is a calculated geopolitical reshaping.
Netanyahu’s attack on Beirut may have triggered a historic shift, linking Lebanon’s security directly to Iranian military deterrence.
The struggle for Palestinian freedom must remain anchored in the soil of Gaza. The global solidarity movement must not be permitted to mutate into a careerist industry.
The fallacy of Trump’s strength must be permanently abandoned for a far more accurate representation of the man: the literal embodiment of weakness and cowardice.