by Jeannie Connerney In his 2013 Christmas message Pope Francis declared that “Peace is a daily commitment.” During the following twelve years as leader of the Roman Catholic Church, he illustrated that commitment by pursuing global and interfaith dialogue, condemning conflict, and seeking a more […]
by Jeanne Trubek Pankaj Mishra’s book, The World After Gaza, a History, addresses questions many of us have: How did Israel become what it is? How did a people who had experienced such suffering and persecution become the persecutors of the Palestinians? How does this […]
by Lila Li “This is only the beginning,” warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a televised address on March 18 – the day Israel unilaterally broke the Gaza ceasefire and entered the region into a second period of war that has killed nearly two […]
by Grace Cowell Had I been told a few months ago that I would be celebrating my 20th birthday with the entire Massachusetts congressional delegation on Capitol Hill, I would not have believed it; however, I could not pass up the opportunity to travel to […]
by Lila Li On Saturday, March 22nd, Israel saw its largest protests since the war in Gaza began in October of 2023; over 100,000 Israelis marched in protest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of the war, as well as his revived attempts to […]
by Grace Cowell March 18, 2025 resulted in one of the largest single-day death tolls of Israel’s vengeful quest against Palestinians over the past 17 months. Since then, Israel has resumed its ground invasion, killing over a thousand Palestinians, including hundreds of women, children, and […]
by Liam Noble On 18 March, Israel broke the ceasefire, ended negotiations, and launched simultaneous bombings in the North, Central, and South of Gaza that killed more than 400 people, mostly women, children, and the elderly. The purpose was to avoid moving to the second […]
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