Jonathan Cook

The government formed after next week’s election could be even more racist towards Palestinians than the current one.

Thinking that the US president will alter his Middle East policy is fanciful.

Recently released documents reveal that Israel deliberately allowed much less food than was previously thought to have been imported into Gaza.

Is Ben Gurion University being punished because its head has opposed upgrading the status of a college in an Israeli settlement?

Danny Ayalon’s new diplomatic efforts are designed to distract from — and further deny — the Palestinian right of return.

Is the US establishment’s famed love affair with Israel no more than a fairy tale?

The lower Israel sinks in public estimation, the more generous western leaders are in handing out aid and special favors to their wayward ally.

Despite its laughable conclusion that Israel is not occupying the West Bank, downplaying the significance of a recently published report by an Israeli judge may prove unwise.

For Washington, the Arab Spring presented opportunities as well as threats, and these are being keenly exploited.

Katie Ramandan’s collection of photos currently on exhibition in Nazareth explores the meaning of home and the boundaries between private and public space.