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The Latest: Israel-Hamas War Resources

  • Writer: Track Two
    Track Two
  • Dec 18, 2024
  • 10 min read

Damage following an Israeli airstrike on the El-Remal aera in Gaza City on October 9, 2023. (Palestinian News & Information Agency (Wafa) in contract with APAimages, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons)



This post includes the latest of our resource curation on the Israel-Hamas War, beginning on August 28, 2024. For past resources, click the link below:



The resources included in this list are not original to Track Two and do not in any way reflect any position on the events and individuals described and alluded to. Track Two attempts to present an aggregation of news media that reflects a variety of perspectives just as it informs its audiences of relevant coverage of certain international issues, including the Ukraine War.



UPDATED RESOURCES - December 18, 2024


  • 'Doing Nothing Guarantees a Future Without Hope' Say Israeli and Palestinian Peace Activists (Haaretz)

  • The Day After Assad (Foreign Affairs)

  • The Middle East’s Dangerous New Normal (Foreign Affairs)

  • Assad’s Fall Is the Middle East’s 1989 (Foreign Policy)

  • How Israel’s regional war contributed to the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria (The Conversation)

  • Netanyahu’s War on the Israeli Media (Foreign Policy)

  • Israel government’s boycott of left-wing Haaretz newspaper is understandable for an administration in wartime (The Conversation)

  • Friday essay: ‘A future of dust’ – Jeff Sparrow on Gaza and why, in evil times, writers have a responsibility to take sides (The Conversation)

  • Analysis | From Mount Hermon's Peaks, Netanyahu Plots His Vision of a Greater Israel (Haaretz)

  • Why the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has endured (Responsible Statecraft)

  • Converting to Judaism in the Wake of October 7th (The New Yorker)

  • The political eclipses the personal in Jasleen Kaur’s Turner Prize win (The Conversation)

  • Analysis | U.S. Sees a Dramatic Change in the Middle East as New Regional Balance Tilts in Israel's Favor (Haaretz)

  • Hezbollah Is Trying to Spin Loss as Victory (Foreign Policy)

  • The UN Has Generations of Palestinian Blood on Its Hands (The Nation)

  • Rashid Khalidi on the Palestinian Cause in a Volatile Middle East, and the Meaning of Settler Colonialism (The New Yorker)

  • Hamas – hemmed in and isolated – finds itself with few options for the day after the Gaza war (The Conversation)



REFLECTIONS FROM THE TRACK TWO NETWORK



VIDEOS


A Conversation with Efraim Halevy and Ami Ayalon | Carnegie Endowment for International Peace


Dissent, Protest, and Palestine-Israel: Restrictions on Civic Space During Violent Conflict | Carnegie Endowment for International Peace


"The Israeli project is dying" | One on One with Jordan's Former Foreign Minister, Marwan Muasher


The Middle East After Sinwar | Foreign Policy


Explosive Triangle: Israel, Iran, and Hezbollah in Lebanon


Virtual Media Briefing: Update on Hamas and the Gaza Conflict


One Year On: The World After Oct. 7 | Foreign Policy


Gaza's Intensifying Humanitarian Catastrophe: Expert Perspectives | Carnegie Endowment


International Models for Governing Gaza | Carnegie Endowment


Update on Gaza: Can Ceasefire Talks Succeed? | Wilson Center


A Future for Palestinian Statehood? | Foreign Policy


Drop Site News Subscriber AMA Livestream | Drop Site News


PREVIOUS RESOURCES

PEACEBUILDING

  • Leaders of Arab-Jewish Movement Standing Together Detained at Anti-war Protest in Tel Aviv (Haaretz)

  • In Brief: Why the Gaza Peace Talks Have So Far Failed (War on the Rocks)

  • A Holocaust Scholar Meets with Israeli Reservists (The New Yorker)

  • Gaza war: a ceasefire depends on a leap of faith from both sides – Northern Ireland showed us how (The Conversation)

  • Israeli and Palestinian Peace Activists Meet With Pope to Share Their Dream of a Shared Future (Haaretz)

  • Middle East student dialogue: As an expert in deep conflict, what I’ve learned about making conversation possible (The Conversation)

  • Israel-Gaza: how opinion polls used in Northern Ireland could pave a way to peace (The Conversation) 

  • Israeli peace activists are more anguished than ever − in a movement that has always been diverse and divided, with differing visions of ‘peace’ (The Conversation)

  • A Jewish-Arab Partnership Is Building a Young New Peace Camp in Israel (Haaretz) 

ENDING THE WAR & MAINTAINING THE PEACE

THE UKRAINE WAR & ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR INTERSECT

REFUGEES, EMIGRES, & DISPLACEMENT

DOMESTIC: ISRAEL

DOMESTIC: PALESTINE

HEZBOLLAH & LEBANON

IRAN

INTERNATIONAL REACTIONS & RAMIFICATIONS

ISRAELI HOSTAGE CRISIS

WAR AND THE DIGITAL SPACE

JOURNALISM

THE ARTS OF WAR

GENERAL ANALYSIS




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