+972 Magazine is an independent, left-wing online news and opinion publication focused on human rights, the Israeli occupation, and social justice issues in Israel and Palestine. Established in August 2010 by a collective of four Israeli writers in Tel Aviv, it aims to provide a young, progressive voice in the international discourse on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The magazine's name derives from the 972 international dialing code shared by Israel and parts of Palestine. It publishes articles primarily in English to reach a global audience, written by a diverse group of Palestinian and Israeli journalists and bloggers committed to principles of freedom, justice, and equality. The publication operates as a blog-based platform offering commentary, investigative reporting, and analysis that often critiques Israeli policies and highlights underrepresented perspectives, positioning itself as an alternative to mainstream Israeli media. Under the leadership of co-founder and CEO Noam Sheizaf, +972 Magazine has grown into a prominent digital outlet with significant online following. It maintains independence through donations and subscriptions, avoiding reliance on government or corporate funding to preserve editorial freedom. The magazine has faced criticism from some organizations for promoting a marginal agenda, but continues to report on contentious topics including alleged human rights abuses and political developments in the region.