As you stand at the checkpoint, you must constantly consider the various ways you may be attacked.

Talking about Gaza is like talking about God. We face the ineffable. We cannot talk about what we see. 

Revolutionary theater in Palestine.

Farmers and settlers clash in South Hebron.

Palestinians are ambivalent about statehood bid.

I was fifteen when we left Palestine in the summer of 2000, just a few months before the al Aqsa Intifada.

A Palestinian peacemaker gives up on politics.

David Grossman’s article of faith.

A peace activist faces judgment in Israel.

The uses of anti-Semitism in Chávez’s Venezuela.

Despite large obstacles, Obama is right to push the two-state solution.

For the last seven weekends in a row, violent settlers from neighboring Bat Ayin have attacked the Palestinian farmers here.

The decline of Israel’s progressive movement.

Martha Nussbaum’s bat mitzvah talk, on grief and the foundations of justice.

Why we must acknowledge the claims of the Palestinians.

Imagining justice in Palestine.

Hamas and the end of the two-state solution.

Hannah Arendt on being Jewish.

The Iraq War spreads.

On Israel’s existential crisis.

Hizbullah's victory, Israel's choice.

An Arab citizen of Israel and a native speaker of Palestinian Arabic, Sayed Kashua writes in Hebrew.