Progressive news site featuring stories from alternative newsweeklies, magazines, and web publications as well as original reporting and commentary.

Biweekly magazine covering politics, culture, and policy from a liberal perspective.

A forum for ongoing Israeli-Palestinian dialogue.

Explores Jewish women’s identity and social justice activism.

In-depth analysis and reporting on New York City neighborhoods, community organizations, and policy debates.

Daily independent news program airing on over 300 stations in North America, hosted by award-winning journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez. Offers up muckraking journalism plus access perspectives rarely heard in the corporate-sponsored media.

The Electronic Intifada is an online publication produced by a small network of pro-Palestinian activists, focused on countering bias in the media with a Palestinian point of view. Launched in 2001, the site is independent of any political affiliation, and bases its view of the conflict on the foundations of human rights and international law.

Quarterly literary journal with writings and visual art on issues of community, identity, and Jewishness in America today.

Haaretz is Israel's least tabloidy daily newspaper. It has a far wider range of opinions on its editorial pages than make it into the U.S. media. Israeli reporter Amira Hass has been living in the West Bank for several years, filing almost daily reports on the devastating effects of occupation.

A monthly general-interest magazine, launched in 1850, that offers well-written coverage of literature, politics, culture, finance, and the arts from a progressive perspective.