denial of entry

Honoring Palestinian history: filmmaker Annemarie Jacir on "When I Saw You"

Annemarie Jacir on honoring the fedayeen who believed return to Palestine was a possibility.

Finding our voices in the Palestinian stories we tell

A personal reflection on a first-hand experience of exile.

Israel interrogates, expels well-known South African academic Salim Vally, invited to lecture in Palestine

Israel continues to severely restrict academic and other contacts between Palestinians and the outside world while complaining that it is being unjustly targeted by academic and cultural boycott.

Podcast: Protests across Palestine after young father dies in Israeli interrogation center

A report on the death of Arafat Jaradat in Israeli prison, and teacher Nour Joudah describes her experience being denied entry and deported by Israel.

Reporters challenge State Department on “Judea and Samaria” passport stamp revealed by EI

Does “Judea and Samaria” stamp indicate “creeping annexation” of West Bank by Israel, reporter asks State Department.

Effective annexation: Israel now stamping passports of West Bank visitors “Judea and Samaria only”

The latest change is further proof that Israel is, without announcing it, implementing a racist one-state solution where there is no such thing as a Palestinian state.

Israel denied me entry on the basis of my skin color and religion

Jakril Hoque
London
27 July 2012
A British citizen who was detained, interrogated and denied entry at Ben Gurion airport last month describes his experience.

Why did Israel stop me from visiting the West Bank?

Patrick Keddie
15 March 2012
What kind of liberal democracy bars human rights activists in an attempt to stifle the truth about its behavior?
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