MEHDI HASAN ON ANTIZIONISM=ANTISEMITISM
Mehdi Hasan’s debate with a woman who believes antizionism is…
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Ellen Cantarow brings over five decades of dedication to social justice to her writing. With a commitment to amplifying marginalized voices and to confronting oppression, her work sparks conversation and hope for brighter futures.
My writing traverses geopolitical conflicts, environmental degradation, and women’s rights. Each piece reflects my commitment to highlighting systemic injustice while inspiring action for social change.
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Journalism is not just about reporting facts, it's about amplifying the voices of the marginalized, challenging the status quo, and driving meaningful change.
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Ellen Cantarow is a brave and gimlet eye observer of society and politics. If you are not following her work, and her new website where she often curates the best in contemporary commentary, you are missing out.
I met Ellen Cantarow in Gaza over 30 years ago and have followed her work ever since. Her analysis is astute and insightful and informed by an unwavering decency and integrity that is all too rare in reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian crisis.
I started reading Ellen Cantarow's dispatches from Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories in the Village Voice in the late 1970s. Her insightful reporting clarified what had seemed a murky situation in mainstream media. When she became my editor at the Women's Review of Books, her talent for getting at the heart of issues helped me distill my own arguments. Her writings on the Israeli-Palestine crisis continue to further our understanding of what seems an intractable conflict.
I have been reading Ellen’s excellent prose for about 60 years and learning from her about all sorts of wild and vital matters, from Israeli’s far right fanatics to America’s misplaced love affair with fracking. She never disappoints.