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Lessons from Camus for resisting genocide Dylan Evans“The only way to fight the plague is with decency.” Albert Camus opens The Myth of Sisyphus with a provocation: “There is but one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide.” In a world stripped of transcendence, where the heart crie
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Roya Pour Bagher After 18 months of the Zionist regime’s relentless genocide in Gaza, some Sunni scholars have called on all Muslim countries to intervene militarily, economically, and politically to end the aggression. Ali al-Qaradaghi, secretary general of the International Union of Muslim Scholar
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In March of 2025, the Israeli government unilaterally ended the Gaza ceasefire (a ceasefire it violated countless times) and restarted bombing Palestinian refugee camps within five different municipalities of Gaza City. The pretext for the bombings was to target senior Hamas officials; however, with
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Shimaa Samy The Politics Behind Human Rights Rhetoric Western powers—especially the United States and the European Union—often present themselves as global defenders of human rights. Yet, history reveals a pattern of selective advocacy, where rights are championed or ignored based on political inter
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Roya Pour Bagher Imperialist demands for the disarmament of the Resistance Axis members are mounting. The initial thought any person will have is desperation. The enemy that was incapable of accomplishing its military and political goals through genocide and war crimes is now resorting to “diplomacy
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Hala Hilwiyat There’s a saying among anti-imperialist commentators that NATO stands for the “Nazi Arming Terrorist Organization” or “Nazi Arming and Training Organization.” Apart from being a moderately funny joke, it’s unfortunately rather true. Of course, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization wo
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by Samidoun Network Each year, the Palestinian liberation movement commemorates Palestinian Prisoners’ Day on 17 April; this date has been marked since 1974, although the inscription of the prisoners’ movement on the Palestinian cause dates back decades before, to the era of the British colonial man
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The following images were provided to Vox Ummah by Julia Kassem. You can read about her South Lebanon report-back here. An Israeli checkpoint being built in Kfar Kila One of the Israeli checkpoints across from Khiam, where the tower and white line are in the horizon of the hills. Residents of South
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Tara Alami In the early 1920s, Hussein bin Ali al-Hashimi entered into a verbal agreement to take custodianship of Al-Aqsa with the Palestinian Supreme Muslim Council. Custodianship of Al-Aqsa, and later all of occupied Jerusalem’s holy sites, became a legacy of the Hashemites, Jordan’s ruling famil
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Modi vs. the Mosque: The Waqf Bill and Its Impact on India’s Muslims The recent Waqf Bill passed by the Indian government aims to reform how properties donated by Muslims are governed. Muslims have traditionally donated their personal property – including schools, mosques, and land – to Waqf foundat
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by Julia Kassem On March 23rd, the Zionist entity repeated the Majdal Shams scenario and claimed that an influx of rocket fire coming from Lebanon was Hezbollah, which the Lebanese Resistance themselves denied. That day, “Israel” flared its wrath and killed several in Tulin as well as in Tyre, South
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All praise belongs to the One who created, creates, and sustains this universe, the One who calls us to truth and justice. The God we worship is the same who spoke to Prophet Musa (AS) at Mount Sinai, calling him to a mission not just of faith but of liberation. Musa was sent to confront […]