As 2025 comes to an end, we are sharing our 15 most-viewed publications of the year. Huge thanks to all the guest contributors for their trust and voices, as well as to all who read, watched, taught and engaged with us! 2026 is the year when Everyday Orientalism is turning 10. We are currently putting … Continue reading Everyday Orientalism’s Top 15 of 2025 →

cover art and post: Katherine Blouin How are Antiquity scholars and organizations responding to Israel’s campaign of annihilation of Palestine’s past, present and future? What do archaeologists and other Antiquity and heritage practitioners have to say in this present moment? And what do their words, actions and silences of the past years tell about the … Continue reading Archaeologists and Antiquity Scholars on Palestine in 2025: An Archive →

cover image: ASOR President Andrew Vaughn with co-director of the Israel Antiquities Authority "City of David" (Silwan, East Jerusalem) excavation Yiftah Shalev at ASOR's 2025 annual meeting banquet (picture: Public ASOR photo album) by Katherine Blouin Yesterday we published a post by Archaeologists Against Apartheid that focuses on the Save Sebastia campaign. One of the … Continue reading Archaeology-washing apartheid: Why you should boycott the American Society of Overseas Research (ASOR) →

cover picture: IOF reservist and Ariel U graduate Yair Almakyes posing with riffle-and-booze-clad Zionists (including Aharon Tavger) in front of ancient remains of a vandalized wall in Sebastia, West Bank (close up from a picture posted by Almakyes on his public fb page) by Archaeologists Against Apartheid The Save Sebastia Campaign is currently fighting to … Continue reading Israel wants to steal the archaeological site of Sebastia: Here’s what you can do about it →