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Irish author Sally Rooney stated at a Dublin event that the 'world’s richest and most powerful nations' are facilitating an 'undisguised genocide' in Gaza. She argued that traditional forms of peaceful protest have not had a meaningful impact on Israel’s actions.
An opinion piece explores Sally Rooney's perspective on the BDS movement and her criteria for identifying a 'good Israeli'.
Debut author Jem Calder, whose first collection "Reward System" was a cult hit, discusses his new novel, which offers a bleakly funny appraisal of millennial relationships and technology. He also talks about being discovered by Sally Rooney and being called the 'voice of a generation'.
A review discusses Sally Rooney's novel 'Normal People,' highlighting its exploration of characters' internal thoughts and the idea that life is shaped by one's inner mind.
Fox News host Pete Hegseth's D-Day speech, in which he criticized Europe over an 'invasion of migrants,' has been widely condemned as inappropriate and a 'grotesque stupidity.' Critics argue his remarks desecrated the memory of those who landed in Normandy.
Author Sally Rooney's decision to publish a novel in Hebrew with an Israeli publisher adhering to BDS guidelines has sparked backlash in Israel and led to calls for boycotts of her work.
Over 130 public figures, including Sally Rooney and Greta Thunberg, have expressed support for the proscribed group Palestine Action as the UK prepares for another legal battle involving the organization.
Irish author Sally Rooney has praised a UK high court decision that found the ban on Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws to be unlawful, calling it a victory for civil liberties.
The New Statesman explains its decision to publish Sally Rooney in Israel, stating the boycott movement is a response to occupation, not a rejection of Israelis as people.
The novel 'Conversations with Friends' by Sally Rooney is recommended for readers navigating complex 'situationships'.
Scholars, writers, and artists, including Sally Rooney and Greta Thunberg, have sent a letter to the court of appeal expressing support for the proscribed group Palestine Action, risking arrest ahead of an appeal hearing.