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An ethnographic study of Islamic Relief examines how Muslim transnational philanthropy operates within racial capitalism and responds to Islamophobia, questioning the racial categories shaping humanitarian aid.
A Black African woman's refusal to assimilate in Australia sparks national backlash, exposing how multiculturalism demands that migrants erase their heritage to comfort the white majority on stolen land.
Residents of Sarafand in south Lebanon hold a heritage festival celebrating the village's Phoenician past, asserting steadfastness on their land after displacement and destruction during the war.
Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon and systematic destruction of Jabal Amel's Shia villages amount to spatial genocide, forcing mass displacement and erasing the community's homes, towns and social fabric.
Western public opinion shifted on Palestine as Gaza's dead acquired names and faces, yet despite ICJ rulings and UN resolutions, settlement expansion and settler violence continue with no consequences.
The Trump administration negotiated directly with Hamas to free captive IDF soldier Edan Alexander, presenting him as a dual US citizen, but a source says he was only a permanent US resident with a pending naturalization application.
Ecuadorian authorities detained Swedish programmer Ola Bini in Quito after revoking his residency visa and opening administrative deportation proceedings, which his defense calls irregular and is challenging in court.
A writer recalls childhood summers in her grandfather's Jabaliya home before Israeli attacks reduced it to rubble, and reflects on displacement, memory and what it means to lose a home.
A 21-year-old English literature student from Jabalia describes continuing his education amid displacement and destruction in Gaza, and the financial and visa barriers blocking Palestinian students from studying abroad.
Palestinian residents of Al-Mughayyir in the occupied West Bank describe escalating settler and state violence, road blockades, raids and arrests, and their refusal to leave the land.
An AP investigation reveals ICE removed thousands of detainees with final deportation orders from its public locator system, leaving lawyers and families unable to trace them or mount legal challenges.
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Displaced families in Tyre protest to demand shelter and reconstruction, accusing the Lebanese government of surrendering citizens' right to sue Israel under the framework agreement.
Displaced Palestinian men in Gaza, stripped of jobs and homes, break bombed-out concrete by hand for scrap metal and tiles, earning a few dollars a day amid dust, unexploded ordnance and human remains.
A Palestinian student recounts surviving five Israeli airstrikes on a displacement camp in al-Mawasi, Gaza, in September 2024, and the lasting trauma of losing home and belongings again.
A conference in Beirut organised by the Palestine International Center brings together youth from Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon to preserve their identity and prepare new generations for liberation.
Weekly labour headlines cover strikes at Amazon, Samsung, Bradford White and the Beverage Market, plus CVS pharmacists organising over worsening conditions and ICE raids targeting workers.
A personal tribute to Shadi Abu Salem, a 43-year-old Palestinian killed by an Israeli airstrike in Jabaliya refugee camp, recalling his kindness, his rebuilding of a family home and his burial amid Gaza's destruction.
Israel's E1 settlement expansion threatens thousands of Palestinians with displacement, as state-backed settler violence and demolitions escalate across the occupied West Bank.
Displaced Lebanese protesters in Beirut's southern suburbs accuse the Lebanese state of selling South Lebanon to Israel, vowing that the resistance will not allow the South to be annexed.
Survivors in Beirut's Sabra and Shatila refugee camps recount the 1982 massacre, when Israeli-backed forces killed hundreds of civilians, and reflect on memory, loss and resistance.
Children from Shatila refugee camp in Beirut learn filmmaking, photography and storytelling to document their lives and the Palestinian right of return, presenting their films at a Beirut theatre award ceremony.
Israeli strikes and the collapse of a bomb-damaged Gaza City building killed dozens of Palestinians, while Gaza's health system faces fuel and supply cuts and journalists are abducted in the West Bank.
Two 15-year-old Jerusalemite boys, Ameer Jaber and Waleed Abu Sneneh, were shot dead by Israeli forces in separate West Bank raids, as families describe killings, denial of death certificates and blocked education under occupation.
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Mayors and residents of Tyre and southern Lebanese villages rally against daily Israeli air strikes, drone attacks and shelling that have killed civilians and displaced thousands.
A documentary examines the US government's border wall construction through Big Bend's protected desert, framing it as a federal assault on public lands and sacred grounds that normalises privatisation nationwide.
Trump posted a deceptively edited video celebrating the US invasion of Venezuela and kidnapping of Maduro, while an immigration crackdown empties the Venezuelan community of Doral, Florida.
A report from Burj al-Barajneh refugee camp in Beirut marks 33 years since the 1982 Airport Road massacre, framing it as a rejection of the Oslo Accords and continued Palestinian resistance.
Israel's revived E1 settlement tender would sever the occupied West Bank in two, encircling Jerusalem and displacing thousands of Palestinians, including Bedouin villages facing forcible transfer.
