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“Two years on from the October 7th Attacks, foreign intervention has made a long-lasting impact on resolving the war between Israel and Palestine.”
The most recently signed peace deal does not mark a resolution to the Israeli-Palestine conflict. Not now, when Israel appears to have already broken it. Rather, such agreements serve as a temporary pause to a cycle of violence that has defined the past two years, offering at best a tentative roadmap toward broader regional peace. Conflicts as deep-rooted rarely resolve on their own. In an ideal world, lasting peace would take the form of a two-state solution - with Israel a


The sustainability of the Israel-Gaza ceasefire
Following two years of relentless conflict that has claimed the lives of more than 68,000 Gazans since October 2023, a ceasefire has finally been brokered between Israel and Hamas. At the heart of the agreement lies U.S. President Trump’s 20-point plan which promises to deliver a “strong, durable, and everlasting peace.” Although the world was quick to celebrate what seems to be the end of destruction across the region, its sustainability remains uncertain. Does this ceasef


The Futility of Foreign Intervention in the Israel-Gaza Conflict
By Ilsa Nawaz Two years on from the October 7 Attacks, the Israel-Palestine genocide is one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes of the twenty first century. It parallels previous apartheid states, such as South Africa, but with violence on a much larger scale. Despite ceasefire negotiations, global outrage including protests, and a push towards resolutions, foreign intervention has failed to achieve any lasting peace. Instead, foreign intervention has been merely virtue s


Global interest and celeb supporters, but did the Sumud Flotilla make any difference?
By Ethan Travica In late August 2025, over 500 people, comprising more than 40 vessels launched the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF), in the latest attempt by various humanitarian groups like the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, in order to try and directly provide aid to the peoples of Gaza. On Wednesday October 1st, the roughly 400 activists, whose number had been decreased through illegal interceptions by Israeli forces in international waters, made their final approach to Gaza in t


When truth dies
Perspectives editors on the targeted killing of journalists in Gaza and the West Bank. By Khushi Goahit-Hariri, William Raven, and Evan...


Thirty years on from Srebrenica, why is Gaza slipping down the news-cycle?
By Zaid Patel With the world’s attention shifting towards heightened tensions between Iran and Israel, the dire humanitarian situation in...


Wes Anderson's The Phoenician Scheme: An adventure in stylised political subtext
By Cianan Sheekey Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Phoenician Scheme. Praise for the stylistic brilliance of Wes...


Forget the Furore - No Matter How Uncomfortable it is, No Other Land Demands to be Seen.
By Ehsan Ibrahim The Oscar-winning documentary views the Israel-Palestine through the eyes of Marwan Barghouthi and makes for essential...


The Great Gambler: Ahmed Al-Sharaa and His Quest to Redefine Syria
By Meghana Pappu Al-Sharaa with Hadja Lahbib, the European Commissioner for Equality On March 7th, 2025, a Financial Times article made...


The Middle East Crisis: One Year Later
By Daniel Yates A year on from Hamas’ attack on Israel, tensions in the Middle East are being combined with the emergence of multiple...
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