Arming Apartheid: Ghada Karmi & Antony Loewenstein
Ghada Karmi and Antony Loewenstein join Eleanor Penny to discuss Palestine and the Israeli State.
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Gothic Feminism: A Reading List
The witches are among us—we ignore them at our peril.
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The equanimity of lunatics
In response to the conflict in Gaza, the international media has systematically downplayed the severity of the events and aided in Israeli obfuscation and falsehoods. Richard Seymour surveys the media's "lunatic equanimity in the face of barbarism". -
Big Racket Man: Donald Trump and the Frankfurt’s school’s ‘racket society’
An unfinished analysis by Horkheimer gives us a way of understanding the Trump presidency as ‘gangsterish conduct’.
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New Left Review 143, out now
Making—and breaking—the Law of Nations. Theorizing China’s path. Twenty-first-century socialist feminism. Contradictions of US climate policy. The costs of debt over the longue durée. New books on the crises of democratic capitalism and the stakes of German idealist philosophy. -
Whither Israel?
An extract from Amnon Kapeliouk's Not By Omission. -
Essential Books for UK Black History Month
Our key reading.
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For the last time: Rejecting the conversation ‘between the sword and the neck’
Western media's double standard for Israel and Palestine demands that Palestinians and their allies surrender to the logic of Israeli occupation. Shadi Chalesh writes of the importance of resisting and delegitimizing questions that demand Palestinian capitulation. -
Lean on Me: a Letter from the Editor
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The Eye of the Master: a Letter from the Editor
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Israel Can’t Imprison Two Million Gazans Without Paying a Cruel Price
Under Israeli blockade since 2007, Gaza is the world's largest open air prison. While major Western media outlets are painting Israel as the victim of a surprise attack, Israeli journalist Gideon Levy argues that Israel's ruthless imprisonment of 2 million Palestinians is to blame for the present violence. -
Black British Feminist Resistance
Black feminist labour is stitched through the tapestry of Black radicalism, even as it falls out of the frame of representation.
