Hidden Cities
Frederick Deknatel, Hossam el-Hamalawy, Alex Simon, Amal Ghandour, Casey Michel, Adam Makary, The Conversation U.S., Hagai El-AdHidden Cities is a magazine that illuminates the world — part travelogue, part global news brief.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 47 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 44 hours ago |
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What Will Israel Be After Gaza?
Israeli soldiers on a tank near the border with Gaza, January 19, 2024. (Photo by Amir Levy/Getty Images)
By Michael Sfard
Michael Sfard is an Israeli human rights lawyer and the author of The Wall and the Gate: Israel, Palestine, and the...
It Didn't Start on October 7
There is still no solution to the conflict in Israel-Palestine that is not based on respecting everyone’s human rights.
By Michael Sfard
Home Again in Aleppo
On finally returning to Syria from exile to rebuild what was lost.
Alhakam Shaar
‘The Translator’s Betrayal,’ a Poem by Mohammed Abu Lebda
“I mute the songs that should be sung, / And veil the cruelty of death.”
By Mohammed Abu Lebda
How Syria’s Future After Assad Echoes With Its Past
The debates in Syria today resonate with the same set of challenges that earlier generations of Syrians faced.
By Daniel Neep
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Hidden Cities is a new magazine that illuminates the world—part travelogue, part global news brief. Founded and edited by Frederick Deknatel.
Researching militaries, security services, and counterrevolutions.
Writing on migration, environmental adaptation, and extractive economies.
> Author: About This Man Called Ali; This Arab Life, A Generation’s Journey Into Silence. Blogger: This Arab Life. Senior Strategy Adviser Ruwwad al Tanmeyah, a region-wide community development initiative that spans Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon.
Casey Michel writes on international corruption and dark money for a range of outlets, including The New York Times, Financial Times, and more. He is the author of multiple books on the topic, including the brand new "United States of Oligarchy."
cat dad. writer. rower. teacher.
We're a nonprofit news source, sharing the knowledge of researchers, scientists and scholars.
Intermittently writing, hiking, or balcony gardening. Alive in Jerusalem. Formerly B'Tselem, ACRI, Jerusalem Open House. Once upon a time Center for Astrophysics.
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