All That's Left

All That’s Write

All That’s Write is a living archive of Diaspora opposition to the Occupation, specifically on-the-ground in Israel-Palestine.

Since its inception in 2013, this blog has allowed anti-occupation activists to share stories, analyses, photographs, poems, and other personal expressions in an openly accessible forum.

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  • From Thought to Action

    How do we take our values and our intuition regarding the ways in which oppression is perpetuated around us, and begin to actually mend the fissures and tears breaking apart the very worlds in which we inhabit?

  • Podcast: Resistance in Occupied France and Palestine : The Sorrow and the Pity, Part 1 & 2 (with Never Forget Radio)

    Can Marcel Ophuls’ 1969 documentary “The Sorrow and the Pity” about the French resistance in Occupied France (1940-1944) help us understand the occupation of Palestine (1967-present)? 

  • Journal of a Chosen Grief

    “Sickened by the rising tide of hatred in the U.S. and Israel – in desperate search of catharsis and impact – a young advocate excavates the hard truths of her identity hoping to inspire others to re-examine their place in the ongoing struggle for peace.”

  • The Hegemony of Violence in Israel-and/or-Palestine

    For so many, so far away, this place and these people are caricatures and characters in a story with terrible dialogue, but outstanding set design.

  • Against Racism and For Democracy: Reflections on Ayman Odeh at the HaaretzQ Conference

    By Aaron Steinberg-MadowFollowing Odeh’s visit to New York, progressive Jewish Americans have realized that they face a historic choice. We can continue, despite all evidence, to believe that liberal Israeli Jews will be able to wrestle the Knesset away from the right-wing and broker the peace deal that will decisively preserve Israel’s Jewish demographic majority…

  • “…And Upon Thy Checkpoints”

    The checkpoint is absolutely no place for a mezuzah. Whereas the checkpoint is a place which thrives off of and breeds a cycle of hatred, the mezuzah is an object whose purpose is to remind us to love. The presence of the mezuzah at the checkpoint is a stark manifestation of the exploitation of Jewish…

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