Excited to share that TOMORROW IS YESTERDAY: LIFE, DEATH, AND THE PURSUIT OF PEACE IN ISRAEL-PALESTINE, co-written with Hussein Agha, published by FSG, will be out on September 16. Details, early blurbs, and pre-orders here: https://t.co/KNQ8y5fbya

Good topic & interviews by @michelleinbklyn https://t.co/M2SJ5luYO7

My co-author Hussein Agha with his usual mix of perceptive, provocative, controversial insights in this interview with Fathom. https://t.co/6ny6dZ0GGD

📚Hussein Agha and @Rob_Malley’s book is a bitter epitaph for the peace process era https://t.co/JCVVhZE7Ul “The goal of a Palestinian state, they suggest, may have always been futile. It certainly had no chance of succeeding while the US refused to exert real pressure on Israel”

In today’s @nytimes Michelle Goldberg discusses Hussein Agha’s and my new book, Tomorrow Is Yesterday: Life, Death, & the Pursuit of Peace in Israel/Palestine. Out in a week! https://t.co/2GiCbBv3PZ

Congratulations to Patrick Haenni and @jeromedrev whose Transformed by the People: Hayat Tahrir al-Sham’s Road to Power in Syria is out now 👏 ‘[An] impressive study…essential reading.’ —@IrishTimes ‘Haenni and Drevon have done the impossible… a gem, a superb, edifying and

Adapted from Hussein Agha’s and my forthcoming book, Tomorrow is Yesterday: Life, Death, and the Pursuit of Peace in Israel/Palestine, coming out September 16.

For months, folks on this website have pushed a set of "gotcha" tropes to debunk the existence of famine in Gaza. In fact they are mostly debunking their own credibility on famine dynamics. As we await tomorrow's IPC report, here is a pre-buttal 🧵of some of those tropes.

«The anti-Netanyahu public & main opposition parties differ little from the current leadership on the future status of Palestinians, the inevitability of Israeli occupation, & acceptability of denying self-determination, or alternately, democracy & civil rights to Palestinians»

“Mr le Président, ne confondez pas bruit diplomatique et réalité du terrain…La promesse d’une reconnaissance n’a jamais nourri personne. Si vous voulez préserver la possibilité d’un futur Etat de Palestine, commencez par sauver ses futurs citoyens.” https://t.co/3400fDltBv

France and Britain’s recognition of a Palestinian state won’t stop Israel’s onslaught | Hussein Agha and Robert Malley | The Guardian

Hosted a debate between @mehdirhasan & @JeremyBenAmi about how Democrats should evolve on US policy towards Israel. Condition or cut off weapons, even Iron Dome? Should Dems use the term "genocide" if it turns off allies? Up now on @PodSaveAmerica Youtube. Link next tweet 1/2

Hussein Agha & me: Recognition of a state does nothing for Palestinians. It suits Israel, which won’t have to suffer from more punitive steps; France & UK, which won’t have to take them; & the Pal Authority, which will cover weakness w/a futile victory. https://t.co/ZJd4qNZ0au

Airdrops are very expensive (money spent on flights instead of food), volumes are too small, distribution is impossible as hungry crowds rush to get something, aid can’t be distributed fairly, people get killed. This is more distraction and deflection: it allows Israel to

First time in history I’ve seen press organizations issue a statement about the possibility of their colleagues starving to death

As a longtime humanitarian who has battled famines and hunger crises, I fear that starvation in Gaza has now passed the tipping point and we are going to see mass-scale starvation mortality. A thread on famine momentum, famine response, and what it means for Gaza today.

“People in Gaza are neither dead nor alive, they are walking corpses”: a colleague in #Gaza told me this morning. Meanwhile, according to @UNRWA latest findings: one in every five children is malnourished in Gaza City as cases increase every day. When child malnutrition

Think about how uncomfortable it is to be hungry for a few hours or to be thirsty and not be able to drink for a little while. Now think about what 32-year-old Rahil Mohammed Rasras went through as she slowly starved to death inside Nasser Medical Complex https://t.co/d1BdHo7dYO

Our latest at Palestine Nexus: "I am Ghaydaa, a Palestinian girl from Gaza. I'm starving." I am Ghaydaa, a Palestinian girl from Gaza. I no longer write to express, but to scream. To tell the world: We are dying of hunger. We are dying. I'm writing these words on an empty

Israel is starving civilians in Gaza by blocking the delivery of aid. Hospitals are overrun with those dying from hunger, while doctors and staff have themselves run out of food, and people are collapsing in the street. One million children are at risk. https://t.co/J4j1zpUCGw

My NYT op-ed this morning I’m a Genocide Scholar. I Know It When I See It. https://t.co/gmQtbhrj48 via @NYTOpinion