Julia Kassem
Writer and Researcher
Teaching Palestine: Lessons from Sabra and Shatila
The cowardly crime, occurring in a disarmed context and targeting defenseless civilians rather than active combatants, proved the scale of the war crime as one that could not be justified in any political context.
“De-Kleptification:” the US’s latest “democracy-bringing” mission
“Counter-corruption,” like “counter-terror,” ushers in a campaign to launch mass intelligence operations against sites of resistance to US imperialism and strangle the financial networks of whoever they are even remotely associated with.
How the US’s Soft War against China Fueled the ISIS Resurgence in Afghanistan
Recent re-mobilization of the Uyghur separatist effort against China will seek to establish a prominent foothold in Afghanistan through ISIS.
Ten Years After 'Arab Spring'
Ten years after the onset of the Arab Spring, the Arab countries are inarguably worse conditions than they had been in 10 years ago.
A Steadfast Cuba, a Bitter US: Failing from the Bay of Pigs to a Thread of Tweets
There is no shortage of shady organizations, sketchy organizers, and other accounts that are clearly the fruits of the US’s investment.