Noah Kulwin is a cohost of the podcast Blowback. He has covered technology and politics for the Outline, New York Magazine, Jewish Currents, and elsewhere.
The 2003 invasion of Iraq has been swept to the margins of collective memory. We must refuse to forget it — and seek to understand what led to it, who benefited, who suffered, and how it transformed the world.
By arguing over the term “concentration camps,” we’re giving Republicans cover for Trump’s repulsive immigration policy. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is calling them what they are.
The case against Iran in 2019 looks a lot like the case against Iraq in 2002. Going to war would be a bloody, murderous disaster.
The charges of antisemitism against left politicians like Ilhan Omar are a sick joke. It’s the Right that’s antisemitic — and it has blood on its hands.
The Center for American Progress is the country’s most prominent liberal think tank. But it isn’t just buddy-buddy with Democratic elites — it’s cozy with AIPAC and right-wing leaders like Benjamin Netanyahu.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s apparent victory shows that the Israeli electorate is more right-wing than ever — and that the occupation will only end if the US finally stops funding it.
Democratic elites would rather side with Benjamin Netanyahu’s racist agenda than give any power to Israel critics like Ilhan Omar.
Ilhan Omar is being attacked for telling the truth: the influence of AIPAC on US policy toward Israel has been a disaster.
Pushed by leftist activists and legislators like Rashida Tlaib, the Democratic Party is finally having it over Israel. It’s a long-overdue step toward shifting US foreign policy and challenging Israel’s occupation.
CNN fired Marc Lamont Hill for daring to tell the truth: the Israeli occupation is a brutal, indefensible attack on Palestinians’ basic human rights.