New article at @thenation

Please read all twelve stories in The Nation today. This is the journalism we should be demanding from every major media outlet. As Hossam Shabat said in his last will and testament: “Keep fighting, keep telling our stories [...] Do not let the world look away”

The response to our Day for Gaza has been really inspiring. Thank you for affirming that this is still an important story, and that the people of Gaza have not been forgotten.

Very proud of the magazine today

The Trump administration recently revealed its plans for a “New Gaza,” a metropolitan fantasy that would erase the Strip as we know it entirely. Meanwhile, @Rashaaboujalal1 details—in incredible intimacy—what life through this rebuilding effort actually looks like.

A stunning collection of images, please look.

Today, as Gaza continues to be stuck in a bloody limbo, we are turning our website over to Gaza and its people in an initiative we are calling “A Day for Gaza.” There will be no pieces published on our website today that do not come directly from Gaza.

@thenation Immensely grateful to @jackmirkinson and @lizzyratner and more so to the writers who trusted us with their work.

Today, @thenation has suspended all coverage in an initiative called "A Day for Gaza." All the work shared on the website today will come directly from The Strip. "In sharing “A Day for Gaza,” we hope to breach the silence that has descended around Gaza, and to do so by offering

Media coverage of Gaza has plummeted. So today on @thenation, we're doing something pretty special: we're only running pieces by people in and from Gaza. We're calling it "A Day for Gaza." You can find links to all of the incredible pieces here.

Essential reading

She had a name, Mariam Abu Daqqa. She had a son, Ghaith, who had to watch in exile as his mother was bombed to death on a live broadcast. She worked day and night for you, you disgusting filthy animals. Is this where your objectivity has brought you?

If you have any interest at all in listening to Palestinian voices, two years into a genocide, and 77 years into their dispossession. https://t.co/9Oyea8Gi94

Here is Aishah 'Abd al-Ghani Sulayman, from Ailut, Palestine, describing the massacres in Ailut and Balad al-Sheikh. Adam Shatz can eat shit.

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I wrote about the worst thing in the world....CRITICS IN CRISIS https://t.co/ZkWYU1vdt3

this piece is a part of Pioneer Works’ Death Week; an exploration of musings on our most inevitable question. The pieces here are brilliant. Among them translations of Rumi’s poetry on life’s end. https://t.co/5wWiDRGBja

for @PioneerWorks_ I went to England to try and understand the science behind dying and the people so desperate to return to it.

Getting hit by a car in a non serious way would be huge for me right now