President Donald Trump, congressional Republicans, and pro-Israel groups, like the Anti-Defamation League, have declared war on freedom of speech and assembly and the very idea of the university.

When I first heard President Donald Trump’s “Gaza Riviera” scheme, it brought back memories of Palestinian hopes three decades ago during the heyday of the Oslo Accords.

This past week began on a deeply disturbing note. Elon Musk reposted on X (formerly Twitter) a dangerously false attack on more than a dozen American entities who had ceived USAID or State Department grants over the past decade.

A combination of pro-Israel advocacy groups and political action committees, including right-wing Christian fundamentalists, neoconservative hawks and weak-kneed liberals, have not only enabled Israel’s genocidal campaign against Palestinians, they have done so much more.• They h

My initial response to President Donald Trump’s proposals for Gaza was to dismiss them as bizarre, detached from reality, dangerously provocative, illegal, and callously insensitive to Palestinian humanity.His proposals are, in fact, all of the above.

President Donald Trump’s “shock and awe” assault on virtually every major institution in Washington has been, to a degree, successful.

 Two realities must be confronted in any consideration of “What’s next for Gaza?” The first is the naïveté of putting too much faith in the current ceasefire.

As Joseph Biden’s presidency comes to an end, his National Security Advisor, Secretary of State, and now Biden himself have been making an effort to put a pretty face on their disastrous performance in the Middle East.

This past week, Washington DC witnessed a stark study in contrasts: The solemn dignity of the nation’s farewell to former president Jimmy Carter and the blustery antics accompanying former President Donald Trump’s impending return to the White House.  Two men couldn’t b