NEW: As the war nears the end of its third year, many in Gaza are marrying without waiting for peace, reshaping traditions of celebration and mourning as they struggle to hold on to life, writes Athar Abu Samra in @newlinesmag.bsky.social newlinesmag.com/reportage/ho...
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NEW: Israel’s veteran security establishment is terrified that settler violence will spark a third intifada, and has now appealed to Donald Trump to pressure Netanyahu over the issue, writes @lisang.bsky.social in @newlinesmag.bsky.social newlinesmag.com/running-note...
Editor’s Pick: Lebanon is facing one of the fastest rises in cancer rates anywhere in the world, as its health system struggles with a toxic mix of pollution, economic collapse and the effects of war. f.mtr.cool/tqmjrbwexb
The 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine triggered significant shifts within Israel’s Russian-speaking community, with Russians and Ukrainians now asserting their unique identities.
A new poll finds that New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is more popular among American Jews than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu — a striking sign of the widening gap between American Jewish opinion and Israel's wartime leadership.
“Soccer is ‘the most important of the least important things,’ as legendary Italian coach Arrigo Sacchi once said. In a world crowded by many rather tragic important things, it was a joy to see the drama, cheers, tears, full and broken hearts.”
Is JD Vance a true believer, a political opportunist, or something more complicated? @lsmwilson.bsky.social’s review of “Communion” examines the many reinventions of America's vice president — from “Hillbilly Elegy” to MAGA heir apparent.
Once a beacon of healthcare in the Arab region, Lebanon is experiencing a dramatic rise in cancer rates, as the effects of economic collapse, war and tobacco combine.
After years of backing Yemen's internationally recognized government, is Saudi Arabia betting on the wrong partners? As the Houthis grow stronger and regional dynamics shift, Riyadh may need a new strategy — and new allies. newlinesmag.com/argument/is-...
NEW: Lebanon was once a beacon of healthcare among Arab countries. Now it has the fastest-rising cancer rate in the world, with deaths up 80% since 1990. @elisemadeline13.bsky.social asks why, for @newlinesmag.bsky.social newlinesmag.com/reportage/le...
A young writer in Gaza reflects on how the World Cup brought joy to so many, filling the streets of the devastated territory with excitement — and offering a brief respite from loss and grief.
From the @newlinesmag.bsky.social archives: Abdul El-Sayed on how Donald Trump, a broken healthcare system and disinformation made COVID-19 worse in America:
“At night, we can’t sleep because of the sound of bombs and missiles. During the day, we can’t live because of the power cuts.” @karimkhan.bsky.social reports from southern Iran.
“For Israeli Jews, the tragedy of the war in Gaza is in the deaths of soldiers. For the rest of the world, it’s in the deaths of the Palestinians killed by those soldiers. There’s no reason to believe this cognitive gap will narrow anytime soon.” | @lisang.bsky.social
“On the ground, and in response to the recent Houthi escalation, Saudi Arabia appears to be pursuing a pragmatic strategy by engaging with multiple Yemeni actors despite their competing agendas, so long as they share an interest in confronting the Houthi threat.”
While little known in the West, Nam Cao’s short stories remain widely read in Vietnam. They capture the revolutionary moment and political commitments that led him, via the Communist Party and the fight for independence, to his death in 1951.
In one of our current top reads, @surbhigupta.bsky.social a looks at how a youth-led movement over exam scandals in India became the biggest challenge to the prime minister’s authority in years.
WATCH: Syria’s few remaining silkworm breeders are fighting to save a centuries-old craft from extinction. Freelance photographer and journalist Charles Cuau documents the families and advocates striving to preserve this heritage.
NEW: Renewed Houthi attacks have revived arguments that Saudi Arabia should shift its backing from Yemen's internationally recognized government to the separatist Southern Transitional Council. Riyadh may use both, writes Ahmed Al Salah for @newlinesmag.bsky.social newlinesmag.com/argument/is-...