
The United States of Israel
Bill Siegel sent Jeffrey Epstein an interview about The Control Factor. Epstein replied that he had already read it. The interview later uses Gaza civilians to explain a political argument about reciprocal ruthlessness.
A Palestinian-centered publication for reporting, essays, testimony, archival work, art and criticism. The site has an anti-Zionist editorial position and is being built for many writers, researchers, artists and witnesses rather than one voice.
Anti-Zionism here refers to a political ideology and the institutions and state power built around it. This publication does not treat Jewish identity as responsible for the actions of a government, and anti-Jewish hate is not welcome.
The opening article begins with a 2013 Epstein email and the interview beneath it, then follows what Bill Siegel wrote about Gaza, “mirroring,” international law and becoming “as ruthless as the threat.”

Bill Siegel sent Jeffrey Epstein an interview about The Control Factor. Epstein replied that he had already read it. The interview later uses Gaza civilians to explain a political argument about reciprocal ruthlessness.
The site is structured so reporting can sit beside testimony, art, criticism and primary-source work without forcing every contributor into the same voice.
Documented reporting, accountability work, interviews and public-record research.
Pitch reportingFirst-person writing, political criticism, reflection and argument in the contributor's own voice.
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