The US must shed its pro-Israel bias to welcome peace
The protests against US policies staunchly supporting Israel give us purpose and meaning in the face of adversities.
The passage of Antisemitism Awareness Act is the most direct attack on the principles and values of the First Amendment in the US.
On May 7, Israeli newspaper Haaretz ran a news report on its website, titled “US Slow-rolling Weapons Sale to Israel, Sparking Questions of Policy Shift.”
These demands are built on a decades-long foundation constructed by an international solidarity movement in support of Palestinian liberation.
The event, inaugurating the photo exhibition "Gaza Holocaust: Killing the Truthtellers", delved deep into the nuances of Western media's portrayal of conflicts, particularly the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Moderated by renowned photojournalist Shahidul Alam, the discussion brought together voices echoing a common sentiment: the West's selective adherence to its proclaimed values.
Students at US university campuses are joining and echoing the demands of liberation struggles across temporal and geographical divides.
This is an eye-witness account, the story of a Palestinian in Gaza, a human being, a 24-year-old medical student, his real human life of love and loss, and a human testimony of war crimes perpetrated by the Israeli government and the military in the deadliest campaign of bombings and mass killings in recent history.
In this exclusive interview with The Daily Star, Kamel provides a painful firsthand account of 170 days of carnage.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged world leaders to stop the genocide in Gaza.
After ICJ ruling, the only meaningful action to take is ceasefire
Still, it has the potential to force the much-needed ceasefire by creating sufficient pressure on Israel's key allies.
Gaza death toll has crossed 25,000
In Gaza's streets, where shadows loom, // Apartheid's legacy casts heavy gloom.
Against the backdrop of the current crisis, we ought to conduct a critical interrogation of the relevance of the overarching international human rights law framework itself.
Israel continues to pound the ‘blacked out’ Palestinian territory
The year 2023 will go down in history when it comes of age, leaving behind its naive understanding of liberal humanism.
This letter is a message on behalf of 15 million people who, despite being subjected to the worst kind of horrors taking place in recent history, still fight for freedom, peace and justice.
Speaking out against domestic human rights abuses cannot and should not wait until all other global injustices have been addressed.