War, Social Disintegration, and the Question of Recovery

How has Gazan society changed since the war? Analyst Jaser Abu Musa looks beyond the rubble at the structural vacuum left by those with means who fled, the opportunistic "new operators" filling the void, and the corruption of humanitarian aid. Through a statement from the Gaza Chamber of Commerce, he explores a faint hope for a society facing a profound assault on its dignity

Jaser Abu Mousa|05.05.2026

Chaos as Purpose: Israel’s Anti-Militia Policy

Is instability an unintended consequence, or the purpose of Israeli policy? Over the past few...

Tal Schwatrz|19.04.2026

New in the Region: Voices from Palestine 2026

What is happening in the Palestinian territories right now? Over the last few months, we...

Tal Schwatrz|31.03.2026

Deliberate Obfuscation: Settlers in Uniform and Israel’s Agenda

Who is held accountable when a settler in uniform harms a Palestinian? The phenomenon of...

Yonatan Kanonich|08.03.2026

Beyond the Rubble: A Dignity-based Blueprint for Gaza

What defines the sociopolitical decay of the Gaza Strip over the past two decades? This...

Jaser Abu Mousa|15.02.2026

The Siege of Gaza Is War by Other Means

For Israelis, the war in Gaza already ended on that joyful day in October when...

Smadar Ben Natan|01.02.2026

The Water Crisis in the Gaza Strip

At the beginning of the war, Gaza’s water system was already in fragile condition, and...

Itay Cohen|17.11.2025