News and Analysis 11/6/25

“Leaked footage of rape of a Palestinian detainee last year leads to legal repercussions – but not for those accused”:

The Zionist war on free speech — and the resistance — continues:

“[A]ny type of scholarly analysis or critique of economic and social policies in Iran can be grounds for unjust criminal charges” — Karin Deutsch Karlekar, director of Writers at Risk at PEN America …

… while “critics describe … a judicial system under extreme political pressure, where exculpatory evidence is dismissed, confessions are extracted through torture, and families are systematically broken apart”:

Settler violence and Israeli war crimes continue:

The “impulse to write against or teach against … stereotypes is very present, and yet I’ve stopped trying to tell an easy story for my students as well. I want them to understand the complicated layers of nuance”:

“The ballot question … asked the mayor of Somerville and all elected leaders to cease current city business and ban future investments or contracts that support what it called ‘Israel’s apartheid, genocide, and illegal occupation of Palestine’”:

“Israel has not disclosed how many bodies it is holding or where they were recovered, but has been returning 15 each time the remains of an Israeli hostage are returned from Gaza”:

Iran and the U.S. must “break the cycle of coercion and confrontation, … agree on the format and expectations of the negotiations ahead of time[,] … compromise on critical issues such as enrichment and stockpiles[, and the Trump administration will have to mitigate the influence of individuals in Israel and Congress who oppose the negotiations”:

“Isn’t Islam inherently violent? What stopped the Islamic world having an Enlightenment? Why are some Muslims so into head-chopping? Jonathan Cook examines some common misperceptions”:


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