Why Is US Congress Silent on the Manmade Nightmare It Is Enabling in Gaza?
History will not forgive our complicity. The time is long overdue for us to end our support for Netanyahu’s destruction of the Palestinian people.
Appalled at Funding Genocide, Over 2,000 US Taxpayers Turn to the UN for Redress
With no recourse in US courts or Congress, the Taxpayers Against Genocide movement pivots to UN Human Rights Council.
Why Are HANDS OFF Rallies Supporting NATO?
During the past 30 years, NATO has fomented a vast arc of violence stretching from Libya to Afghanistan, leaving villages bombed, infrastructure destroyed, and countless dead.
Tufts Grad Student Targeted by DHS Wrote Suspiciously Pro-Humanity Op-Ed
Ozturk might be the first student to be targeted specifically for engaging in journalism deemed offensive by the state.
Brown University Professor Deported to Lebanon Over ‘Sympathetic Photos’ of Hezbollah Leaders
The Trump White House has enforced strict policies to persecute legal residents who participated in anti-genocide protests or expressed support for the Axis of Resistance.
Class Action Lawsuit Against California Congress Members Over Gaza Genocide Goes International
One northern California activist’s idea of bringing a class action lawsuit against their local congressperson over support for the Gaza genocide has become a nationwide movement.
A Palestinian-Israeli Film Is an Oscars Favorite − So Why Is It So Hard to See?
By Drew Paul / The Conversation For many low-budget, independent films, an Oscar nomination is a golden ticket. The publicity can translate into theatrical releases or rereleases, along with more…
Campus Police Are Using Israeli Spy Tech to Crack Down on Student Protest
Israeli-made surveillance technologies are accelerating the militarization of campus police departments across the US.
What the US Can Learn From South Koreans Who Stopped an Authoritarian Power-Grab
South Koreans reversed a martial law decree in just six hours, showing how ordinary citizens and politicians can take fast action to uphold democracy.
Super Bowl Halftime Protestor Steals the Show With Sudan and Palestine Flag
By Talia Mullin / Original to ScheerPost During last weekend’s Super Bowl Halftime show featuring Kendrick Lamar, one of the rapper’s hundreds of backup dance performers raised Palestinian and Sudanese…
Princeton Students Head to Trial Nearly a Year After Gaza Encampment
Princeton students are heading to trial over charges from the school's Gaza solidarity encampment last spring. Despite intimidation from the university, the activists are insisting on defending their right to…
‘We Have to Act’: Taxpayers Suing Congressmembers for Funding Genocide Speak Out
Plaintiff Tarik Kanaana says the lawsuit “has given people something to rally behind and a renewed sense of hope.”
Coalition of Labor, Community and Faith Groups Wins Victory for the BDS Movement in California
Organizers in Alameda County, CA, scored a BDS victory in December when the Board of Supervisors voted to develop an ethical investment policy that could divest tens of millions of…
Despite Censorship and Intimidation We Continue to Demand: No More Research for Genocide at MIT
An MIT lab is collaborating with the Israeli military to develop AI surveillance algorithms and the university censored a campus publication that tried to expose it. We refuse to be…