Prem Thakker is a Politics Reporter for The Intercept, with a focus on national politics in the United States. His work covers a range of topics including Middle East conflicts, civil rights, and government policies. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on issues that impact marginalized communities and challenge conventional narratives.
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The resolution, which comes after Israel has killed nearly 3,000 Palestinians, creates an opening for other House members to follow suit.
By: Prem Thakker, Akela Lacy
“It is not too late to change your stance and stand on the righteous side of history,” Fetterman's former campaign staff wrote in an open letter.
The bipartisan effort spearheaded by Reps. Jim McGovern and Thomas Massie follows another led by Rep. Rashida Tlaib last spring.
By: Prem Thakker, Ryan Grim
One Palestinian American lost more than 40 relatives in Gaza. We found them on the Ministry of Health list.
By: Prem Thakker
The Saudi crown prince “would not probably survive as the future king of Saudi Arabia,” Madawi Al-Rasheed said on Al Jazeera English's “UpFront.”
By: Prem Thakker
CASA, which receives state funding for its work with immigrants, had apologized for its statement even before the lawmakers’ threat.
By: Prem Thakker
Using Obama’s own words, recent and past, on Palestine, the former staffers join a rising tide of political operatives opposing unconditional U.S. support for Israel.
By: Prem Thakker, Akela Lacy
The letter is the latest push from Democratic Party insiders to bring recalcitrant leaders around to calling for a ceasefire.
By: Schuyler Mitchell, Prem Thakker
Amid an upswell of student support for Palestinians, Israel advocacy groups are weaponizing civil rights law to quell dissent.
By: Schuyler Mitchell, Prem Thakker
In front of Columbia University’s Low Memorial Library, seven infant-sized bundles of white cloth rested on the steps, splattered with red paint.…
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