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A side-view shot of a woman in holding a small Iranian flag as she walks along a city sidewalk. In the background, a man walks past a long, vibrant mural. The mural displays intricate illustrations, small Palestinian flags, and a central portrait of a mother cradling a child.

From Colonial Psychiatry to Pop Psychology: The Psychological War on Anti-Imperialism

By

Niyousha Bastani

A nighttime airstrike causes an explosion over a dark town.

From Dahieh to Gaza: Israel’s Doctrines of Destruction

By

Amal Saad

Cut out of a Spanish Civil War propaganda poster.

Where Are the Calls to Arms for the Palestinian Resistance?

By

Daniel Lobato Bellido

Painting of two lovers

قبول مكتوم: مجتمع الميم في التاريخ الإسلامي

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علي علومي

A pencil drawing of Palestinian prisoners under the moonlight, looking up at the moon in awe, and at its glow/reflection on the ground near them.

“Victory Over My Jailer”: The Afterlife of Revolutionary Walid Daqqa’s Steadfast Love

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Walid Daqqa

A 1915 photo of Armenian revolutionaries.

Homage to the Honest Soldiers

By

Panos Aprahamian

A group of six Amazigh women sit on the ground shoulder-to-shoulder. They all have their hair and faces partially covered; one of them is talking into a megaphone.

Dismantling the Greenwashing Machine: Strategies From Below

By

Lylla Younes

A silkscreen of three rows of 4 to 6 keffiyeh-adorned women marching together.

On “Pro-Palestine” Hypocrisy

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Members of the Palestinian Youth Movement paint a mural in San Francisco asserting their right of return ahead of Nakba Day. It reads "We Will Return" in English and Arabic. California, USA. May 17, 2021. (Source: Chris Gazaleh)

“Never Give Up”: On the Inevitability of a Free Palestine

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Yazan Al-Saadi

Al-Khiam Prison, turned into a memorial by Hezbollah, was bombed by Israel during its 2006 war on Lebanon. Khiam, Nabatieh. 2006. (Marwan Tahtah/The Public Source)

Committed to Liberation: Remembering Soha Bechara’s Clandestine Mission

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Soha Bechara