But he also said the decision by pro-Palestinian protesters in the U.S. to use the Arabic word rather than to translate it is a deliberate choice — one with implications for both sides.

That slogan is, of course, “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” It has reverberated across college campuses and urban centers, cited endlessly in newspapers and news broadcasts.

Bettmann/CorbisPalestinian refugees flee the 1948 Arab-Israeli war. A specter is haunting the prospective Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations—the specter of the Nakba. The literal meaning of the ...

In short, Meta decided to side with pro-Palestinians over Zionists and Jews who view the phrase as an open call for the genocide of Jews.

German police banning Arabic at a pro-Palestine protest is a new blow for democracy. International law must protect everyone, or it protects no one, writes Erika Guevara-Rosas.

April 24: Words for Palestine. The museum has hosted Words for Palestine, a monthly online series, since late 2023. The livestream features poets and writers — many of them Palestinian — who ...

European, Arab and Islamic nations have launched an initiative to strengthen support for a Palestinian state and its institutions, and prepare for a future after the war in Gaza and escalating ...