Blue Innocents
"That you died no one would doubt."
Journalism in Verse
An American Jew Speaks With a Ceaseless Witness
Gaza is not yours to dream.
The Same Sky Stretches Above All of Our Heads
By Shehrbano Naqvi. A portrait of a family in Gaza.
The Night the Election Robs Palestinians is Afternoon in America
Netanyahu survived the latest Israeli vote. Will Palestine survive his promise to annex the West Bank?
You Don’t Need the Weatherman to Know Which Way the Wind Blows
By Nicholas Karavatos. In the United Arab Emirates, tweets about rain are answered with threats of jail time.
With God’s Help We Keep Repairing Them
By Brice Maiurro. As the Syrian war against ISIS concludes, a long journey of repair begins.
Her Name Means Hope
By Caitlin Gildrien. Famine is being used as a weapon in Yemen. A little girl, Amal, is one of the many dead.
Ghazal for Jack Aboud Shabi
By Joumana Altallal. During the Iraq War, now in its 15th year, a psychiatric hospital was looted, its patients left to wander
“Customer Success Is Our Mission”
By Brad Nolen. When reading the news, we are the customers of tragedy.
