Issue No. 17 | 2025

Rubble-lined street between heavily damaged buildings in the village of Blida, south Lebanon, with collapsed concrete and exposed steel.

Occupation From Above: Life Beneath Israeli Drone Warfare in Southern Lebanon

Dana Hourany

Lylla Younes

Close up of a woman in headdress and glitter staring into the distance.

What Cinema Made Possible: Charting Palestinian Film From Exile to the Mainstream

Basyma Saad

صورة من العام ١٩٥٠ لنساء يرتدين السواد ويبكين قرب ضريح في مقبرة التوانسة بحي الشجاعيّة، التي تضمّ قبورًا للشهداء والأولياء. غزة، فلسطين المحتلة. ١٩٥٠. (الأرشيف الشخصي للدكتور شكري حجازي)

متى نعودُ إلى البيت؟

Refaat Alareer

Asem Alnabih

Fátima Fouad el-Samman

A man stands in a dry field looking toward a hillside town at dusk.

Keeping the Land Alive: Farmers on the Front Line of the War Over Southern Lebanon’s Borderlands

Dana Hourany

Pictures of student martyrs and prisoners are displayed outside the student council office at Birzeit University

“The Only Liberated Place”: Birzeit University and the Fight for the Future of Palestine

Maysa Mustafa

People hold up posters and signs at a protest. The poster in the center of the image is a photo of martyred Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif, killed by Israel on August 10, 2025. Next to it is a poster that reads: "NYT LIES, GAZA DIES"

On the Ethics of Embedding With Génocidaires

The Public Source Editorial Committee

A woman stands amid rubble, center frame. Around her are fully demolished and semi-demolished buildings. She is wearing a helmet and flak jacket. To her left is a graphic that reads: “Lucy Williamson | BBC Middle East Correspondent”

Israel’s Willing Propagandists: What the Media Won’t Tell You When It Embeds With the Military

Habib Battah

Christina Cavalcanti

Two women standing in front of a building in Sa'adat Abad, Tehran.

Quiet Solidarity: The Underground Networks that Defied Israel's War on Iran

Alex Shams

A man stands with his back to the camera and the sea before him. The sun is bright and the water is a deep blue.

Abducted by Israel and Abandoned by Lebanon, Lebanese Fishermen Fear the Sea

Lylla Younes

Christina Cavalcanti