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We are honored to welcome Alice Rothchild—physician, author, filmmaker, and longtime human-rights advocate—to Tikkun v’Or as part of our series on Israel and Palestine. Dr. Rothchild's week-long sojourn in Ithaca is sponsored by the Dorothy Cotton Institute. Drawing on her new memoir Inspired and Outraged: The Making of a Feminist Physician and decades of medical, activist, and educational work, Rothchild will share

The Israeli government is facing what it calls a “public relations disaster” after a video surfaced showing soldiers torturing and sexually assaulting a Pale...

Inspired and Outraged - Alice Rothchild

Violence in the occupied territories continues even if hostilities in Gaza have cooled.

Alice Rothchild talks about her experiences as a physician and activist, who has spent time in Gaza and the West Bank, Palestine. She gives a brief update on Gaza, the dangers of conflating anti-Zioni

Jewish Voice for Peace Health Advisory Council webinar on Sunday Oct 19, 2025, with Jen Marlowe, consulting producer, and Baijayanta Mukhopadhyay, a family d...

According to Haaretz, the Trucks Transporting the Waste Are Owned by Private Companies. IDF Officers Say the Decision Was Made by Army Commanders and Warn That Hamas Could Exploit the Waste for Its Own Purposes. The IDF, However, Claims It Is Unaware of the Practice

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Professor of law, Wadie Said, joins Ahmed Alnaouq from the Gaza Tribunal in Istanbul to discuss the treatment of Palestinians in mainstream media, the crackd...

The tech giant deleted the accounts of three prominent Palestinian human rights groups — a capitulation to Trump sanctions.

The Boston suburb voted for a BDS-inspired measure backed by pro-Palestinian groups.

The new law conflates criticism of Zionism with antisemitism and punishes educators for teaching truthful information.

The removal took place after FBI Director Kash Patel said he would cut ties with the ADL, though it is unclear if that has happened.

Israel is continuing to block vital supplies to Gaza despite agreeing to allow aid in as part of the ceasefire agreement, aid agencies warn. Blocked supplies include food, medicines, tents, and blankets and also materials desperately needed to start rebuilding water treatment and sewage systems. Oxfam’s policy lead for the occupied Palestinian territories, Bushra Khalidi, said, “ People are calling this a ceasefire, but it doesn’t feel like peace. It feels like it’s an intermission between tragedies.” Speaking at a video press briefing yesterday (video 1), she said aid trucks are “crawling through a handful of crossings that open and close at will” and while “we’re told that conditions are improving, improvement from near zero is not how we measure progress in a humanitarian response. Video 1 Oxfam’s Bushra Khalidi speaks to The BMJ from Jerusalem “Progress is measured by whether people’s needs are met, whether families have enough food, whether they have clean water, whether they have shelter, whether they have access to medical care, whether they have safety to live with dignity. “By that measure, Gaza’s nowhere close.” Jamil Sawalmeh, country director of ActionAid Palestine, said that although the ceasefire agreement has left the world “sighing with relief,” the genocide in Gaza continues. “The current ceasefire …

AWTT artist Robert Shetterly believes that U.S. policy supporting the Israeli genocide in Gaza rivals slavery and indigenous slaughter as the most troubling ...

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