THE LIVING RECORD
More than 260 journalists have been killed in Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza, more than in any war in history. To be witnesses for their people, they sacrificed everything. Here, in interactive archive, their own stories are told.
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“All the Consent That’s Fit to Manufacture”
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NYT VS. Palestine
NYT VS. History
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STRIKE! DEFEND! RESIST!
Together and United: A Letter from Dr. George Habash to Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah
From The Archives
Hell and Back
Hassan Salameh’s stunning account of solitary confinement in Zionist prison
From The Archives
Studies from Prison: The Indomitability of Palestinian Knowledge Production
Basem Khandakji on the cultural and intellectual development of prisoners
From The Archives
I Am the Funeral Procession and the Mourners
In that coffin lies a homeland
From The Archives
The Wounded Memory of the Nakba
From The Archives
The Lincoln Pediatric Collective vs. COINTELPRO
How the FBI exploited anti-Palestinian racism to disrupt socialist health organizing in the Bronx
From The Archives
‘Reasons to Live Multiplied a Thousand Times Over’
Jocelyne Saab on filming for the cause during the 1982 siege of Beirut
From The Archives
The Contents of Zionist Propaganda in the United States
The legendary Palestinian thinker Fayez Sayegh deconstructs the core themes of the Occupation’s hasbara
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Free Yourself By Yourself
Daqqa offers insights into reclaiming and rebuilding what has collapsed of a Palestinian national identity
From The Archives
On Israel and Lebanon: A Response to Adrienne Rich from One Black Woman
June Jordan writes against the Zionism of her peers
From The Archives
Why Does The Times Own a Stolen House?
Ghada Karmi returns to Qatamon
From The Archives
The Epic of the Goat and the Wolf
A new translation of Ghassan Kanafani on reading Western media
From The Archives
