João Silva Jordão argues that the Zionist project is a realisation of European anti-semitism. Getting Israelis to understand this reality, is a high priority for pro-Palestine movements.  The Gaza Genocide Has Set a Precedent Even More Terrifying than the Holocaust Nazi Germany did everything
As per other post-genocide projects to address the embedded ideologies that dehumanise and legitimise mass murder and wide spread atrocities, societies must in the current moment look to the de-Zionisation of their institutions. David Miller discussed why this is needed and how it might look
Things need to change in mainstream pro-Palestine movements in Western Europe argues Arzu Merali, when so many of the racist, Islamophobic, anti-Palestinian narratives that have been employed to justify and enact genocide have been internalised by mainstream social justice organisations. The result has been to
In this study of the colonial contexts of US-backed Israeli atrocities in West Asia, Denijal Jegić analyses the victim-blaming narratives employed by media actors to justify the extension of genocide into Lebanon. While the Israeli regime continues to commit unspeakable crimes in its genocide
This excerpt from Imam al-Asi’s course at the Decolonial Muslim Studies course in Granada in 2024 rewires Muslim thought in an age when migration has become the foremost political battleground We are all familiar with Prophet Abraham (Nabi Ibrahim) alayhis salam. And we call
Saeed Khan presents the background paper for the 2024 IHRC and SACC Islamophobia conference. With civil and political spaces shrinking world-wide, Muslims as political agents find themselves pushed to the margins and disappeared from all forms of social engagement. The onslaught and genocide on
Mischaracterisation and misrepresentation of the Roma community by the state has crept into the thinking of all marginalised groups argues Sukant Chandan. As a result, the July unrest and protests in Leeds have been misunderstood and a chance for unity against the racist state lost.
Faisal Bodi argues that the current disorder on the UK’s streets are the result of relentless Islamophobic discourse from successive governments, and resurgent (global) racist politics. Without a serious culture change, starting at the highest echelons of political circles, the future bodes ill for social
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