Interviews
Yemen’s Chargé d’Affaires in Damascus: Reopening the Embassy Marks a Pivotal Moment
On September 21, 2014, the Houthi group, also known as Ansar Allah, seized the Yemeni capital Sana’a in a coup against the Yemeni state. The group continued its military campaign across the country, eventually reaching the southern city of Aden....
“Gaza’s Journalists Have Written History That Will Endure for Generations” – An Interview with Tamer Al‑Mashhal
Since the first day of the genocide in the Gaza Strip, Palestinian journalists have been at the forefront of the Israeli war machine’s target list—a calculated attempt to silence the voice, kill the image, and prevent the story from reaching...
Anas Habib: From Locking the Embassy to Unlocking the Movement for Gaza
“A young Egyptian man shutting down his country’s embassy in The Hague to protest his government’s stance on the war on Gaza” at first glance, this headline seemed like a fleeting story from about a month ago. Some initially questioned...
An Interview with the Palestinian Center for the Enforcedly Disappeared
During Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip, the toll has extended beyond death, destruction, and displacement. Thousands of Gazans have vanished without a trace—an added layer of tragedy for their families—who fear that stray animals may have consumed their...
Joining the Freedom Flotillas Is a Moral Duty: MyCARE’s CEO Speaks
MyCARE (Humanitarian Care Malaysia) is one of Malaysia’s leading humanitarian NGOs. It was founded in 2010 as Aqsa Syarif and rebranded as MyCARE in 2014 to serve as a coordinating umbrella for several humanitarian organizations including Aqsa Syarif, i4Syria, Salam...
“My Library Was Burned, But My Message Endures”: A Palestinian Academic’s Testimony of Teaching Under Genocide
In the midst of a systematic campaign of genocide that has ravaged every aspect of life in the Gaza Strip, holding on to hope has become, in and of itself, an act of resistance. As the Israeli occupation escalates its...
Palestine as a Measure of Justice: An Interview with Professor Karim Danna
The collective consciousness in the United States is witnessing a gradual yet growing shift in its approach to the Palestinian cause. This transformation has been driven by sustained grassroots struggles and the rise of new voices presenting narratives that challenge...
“Palestinian Tales”: A Personal Archive to Safeguard Collective Memory – An Interview with Initiative Founder Samar Dwidar
Wherever they may be, Palestinians are acutely aware that the Israeli occupation seeks to erase every link connecting them to their land—its history, its heritage—through destruction, distortion, and deliberate erasure. In response, they have doubled their efforts to preserve their...
Gaza’s Civil Defense: “Powerless to Save the Living”
Since the very onset of the war on the Gaza Strip, Israeli warplanes have relentlessly targeted civil defense and ambulance crews—killing, detaining, or disabling the vehicles used to transport the wounded to hospitals. The Israeli military is acutely aware of...
“We Are Fighting a Relentless Battle for Survival”: An Interview with Gaza Municipality Spokesperson
Since its founding in 1893, the Gaza Municipality has been one of the oldest Palestinian municipal institutions, tasked with managing the affairs of the city and serving its residents through various historical junctures—despite the turbulence of politics, occupation, and successive...