The hottest Palestine Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Robert Reich 16254 implied HN points 04 Feb 24
  1. Organizing for difficult subjects in universities is essential to foster open dialogue and avoid polarization.
  2. Collaborative teaching with diverse perspectives can create a more enriching and open-minded learning environment for students.
  3. Approaching the conflict between Israel and Palestine with a sense of tragedy can help students understand the complexity and motivations behind the narratives of both sides.
Common Sense with Bari Weiss 1242 implied HN points 03 Dec 24
  1. College students are learning how to organize protests against Israeli officials on campus. They practice making plans and strategies for these demonstrations.
  2. Some students believe it's important to include Jewish groups like Jewish Voice for Peace in their protests. They think this will help prevent any accusations of antisemitism.
  3. The atmosphere at these gatherings is quite competitive, with students divided into teams to come up with the best protest ideas. This shows their strong commitment to their cause.
Noahpinion 10882 implied HN points 29 Feb 24
  1. Past unrest can quickly transition to peaceful societies, as seen in Japan's history from protests to tranquil consumerism.
  2. Self-immolation can be a form of political protest, often linked to specific causes like Tibetan resistance or land seizures by governments.
  3. Individuals may passionately fight for extremist causes, willing to die for their beliefs, even if they are not considered mentally ill.
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Jonathan Cook 3518 implied HN points 27 Jan 24
  1. The World Court has put Israel and its allies on trial for genocide based on evidence presented by South Africa.
  2. The ICJ ruling highlights a moral conundrum about Israel's treatment of Palestinians over the years.
  3. Other states could be investigated for complicity in genocide as the World Court scrutinizes Israel's actions.
The Dossier 5581 implied HN points 12 Oct 23
  1. No Arab countries are offering safe haven to Gaza's civilian population during the Israel-Hamas war.
  2. Supporters of the Palestinian movement argue against allowing Palestinians to evacuate Gaza, fearing Israeli 'ethnic cleansing.'
  3. Arab and Muslim nations have complex histories with Palestinians and may not be eager to assist due to past tensions and political motivations.
Pen>Sword 2496 implied HN points 11 Dec 23
  1. Instagram is actively suppressing Palestinian voices and their allies, enforcing this censorship online.
  2. Instagram's suppression tactics include flagged accounts, disabled features, restricted reach, and suspended accounts, particularly targeting pro-Palestinian content.
  3. Instagram's strategic partnerships with Israeli government bodies like the Israeli Cyber Unit reveal a deep collaboration that supports digital suppression against voices in and for Gaza.
Palestine is Still the Issue 1493 implied HN points 10 Feb 24
  1. The BBC is planning a program attacking British Palestinians based on information likely provided by Israeli spies.
  2. Past episodes of Panorama, led by John Ware, have faced criticism for relying on Israeli sources without presenting alternative viewpoints.
  3. Despite claims of new evidence, the upcoming program's allegations closely resemble already debunked Israeli narratives about Hamas and Palestinians.
Persuasion 2574 implied HN points 27 Oct 23
  1. The author quit Democratic Socialists of America due to the organization's response to a violent event in Gaza.
  2. The organization faced challenges with entryists trying to shift its focus and principles.
  3. The shift in DSA's leadership led to controversial stances on international issues, particularly the situation in Palestine.
The Chris Hedges Report 591 implied HN points 16 Jan 25
  1. Israel often makes agreements with the Palestinians that it does not keep. This leads to renewed violence after initial phases.
  2. There is ongoing suspicion and blame between Israel and Hamas over who is breaking ceasefire terms. Both sides have different interpretations of the deals.
  3. Historically, peace agreements have often not been fulfilled, leading to continued conflict and suffering for the people involved.
So Here’s a Thing 1828 implied HN points 05 Nov 23
  1. The world is facing challenging, contentious, and seemingly unsolvable issues that need to be discussed to find solutions and understand different perspectives.
  2. The conflict between Israel and Gaza is heartbreaking, and it's important to show compassion for innocent lives affected by the atrocities committed by power-hungry individuals.
  3. The debate around gun control in the United States is complex, emotional, and requires open conversations to find common ground and work towards addressing the root problems.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1909 implied HN points 05 Mar 24
  1. The message from dominant institutions is to ignore the genocide happening right in front of us and focus on less urgent matters.
  2. There is a call to defy orders by refusing to divert attention away from atrocities like the genocide in Gaza, despite pressure to do so.
  3. The author emphasizes the importance of refusing to play along with the diversion tactics and continuing to pay attention to ongoing atrocities like the genocide committed by Israel.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1792 implied HN points 21 Feb 24
  1. The post discusses the gruesome reality of war crimes, portraying them as cruel and brutal power abuses against civilians.
  2. Journalists play a crucial role in documenting and exposing war crimes, highlighting the importance of press freedom.
  3. The article emphasizes the potential consequences of extraditing journalists like Julian Assange, setting a dangerous precedent for press freedom worldwide.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1471 implied HN points 13 Mar 24
  1. US politics highlights Biden's vulnerability due to sponsoring a genocide, yet Republicans can't confront him since they also support it.
  2. Western officials supporting Gaza's destruction shed mock tears, trying to appear sympathetic, which is hypocritical.
  3. Israeli atrocities surpass occurrences like October 7 but are not given equivalent attention, showing a bias in media coverage.
Palestine is Still the Issue 589 implied HN points 07 Feb 24
  1. Join Electronic Intifada livestream for updates on Israeli actions in Gaza and Palestinian resistance.
  2. Today's lineup includes news round-up, activist Hazami Barmada, updates on BDS victories, and discussion on Israeli threats in Rafah.
  3. Broadcast covers latest Palestinian resistance videos from Gaza and the situation of displaced Palestinians in Rafah.
Pen>Sword 898 implied HN points 07 Nov 23
  1. The emergence of social media has revolutionized how protests can be carried out, offering virtual platforms for those in authoritarian nations where physical protests are impossible.
  2. Social media platforms showcase and even justify genocides, with images and videos of Gaza representing a new level of instant and widespread exposure to violence.
  3. Viewers today are exposed to graphic content from conflict zones in real time, leading to desensitization and a dangerous normalizing of human tragedy on social media.
Geopolitical Economy Report 857 implied HN points 07 Nov 23
  1. The vast majority of countries supported a proposed humanitarian truce in Gaza at the UN, with 121 countries in favor and very few against.
  2. The Global South largely backed the humanitarian truce, including countries in Asia, Africa, and even a few in Europe.
  3. Venezuela's voice was blocked at the UN due to illegal US sanctions, impacting its ability to participate in key votes regarding Gaza.
Geopolitical Economy Report 797 implied HN points 15 Oct 23
  1. Israel is ethnically cleansing Palestinians, forcing them out of Gaza into Egypt.
  2. The US opposes calls for peace and supports Israel's scorched-earth war.
  3. Western governments, like the US and EU, show unwavering support for Israel despite concerns about civilian casualties and potential war crimes.
Palestine is Still the Issue 452 implied HN points 17 Jan 24
  1. Israel's genocidal war in Gaza could escalate into a regional conflict involving Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Iraq, and Iran.
  2. The resistance axis, led by groups like Hizballah, has been striking back against attacks by Israel and its allies.
  3. Amal Saad highlights that Hizballah is a key player in the resistance axis and dispels misconceptions about their relationship with Iran.
Kevin’s Newsletter 589 implied HN points 02 Nov 23
  1. The Axis of Resistance, led by Hezbollah and others, is monitoring the situation in Gaza closely.
  2. Hezbollah is maintaining its presence and readiness on the Lebanese border, influencing and supporting the Palestinian Resistance in Gaza.
  3. Hezbollah's ultimate goal is the liberation of Palestine, and decisions are strategically planned to achieve this in the most effective way.
All-Source Intelligence Fusion 860 HN points 08 Dec 23
  1. There is a concerted effort to shape online discourse and silence pro-Palestinian voices by pro-Israel forces in Silicon Valley.
  2. Pro-Israel groups are heavily involved in shaping media coverage and advocating for Israel in the public discourse.
  3. Efforts to suppress pro-Palestinian speech, influence media outlets, and lobby lawmakers are prominent in the pro-Israel information war.
S/FJ 491 implied HN points 16 Oct 23
  1. Sasha Frere-Jones' memoir 'Earlier' was released recently with an excerpt in The New York Review and a chapter in Harper's
  2. Attended a Palestine rally in Times Square where the atmosphere was civil despite differing views
  3. Reflecting on various articles and documentaries about the Palestine-Israel conflict, including the perspective of Palestinian Youth Movement
Séamus Malekafzali 357 implied HN points 08 Dec 23
  1. Al Jazeera's undercover investigation revealed extensive pro-Israel lobbying efforts targeting pro-Palestine sentiment in the US and UK.
  2. Discussions about pro-Israel lobbying have shifted from being taboo to being openly acknowledged.
  3. Israel lobby tactics in media focus on diverting attention from Israel's crimes and fabricating a crisis of anti-semitism.
Nonzero Newsletter 609 implied HN points 13 Oct 23
  1. Hamas attacked Israel to disrupt its relations with Arab states and derail normalization efforts.
  2. US foreign policy lacked cognitive empathy, failing to consider how actions would be viewed by Iran, Palestinians, and Hamas.
  3. There was a risk of increased violence due to the Trump-Biden Arab-Israel normalization drive, impacting the Middle East region.
The Prism 571 implied HN points 25 Oct 23
  1. Israel's history is complex and involves legitimate victimhood, negotiations, and conflict with Arab states.
  2. Israel's relationship with Palestinians is not accurately described as apartheid, but rather on security grounds.
  3. The Israeli government is held in check by institutions and faces different moral challenges compared to extremist groups like Hamas.
Wenhao’s news blog 255 implied HN points 11 Oct 23
  1. In the wake of conflict between Israel and Hamas, antisemitism has been spreading on China's internet.
  2. Despite Beijing's call for ending violence, Chinese netizens strongly support Palestine and express dislike towards Jews.
  3. Conspiracy theories about Jews controlling politics and wealth have perpetuated antisemitism on China's internet for years.