The Electronic Intifada

Civil rights protesters blasted by fire hoses.

New York Times embraces tactic of segregationist South in Gaza

Features

Photographer wearing flak jacket marked as PRESS and wearing a blue helmet is seen from behind while taking photos of demonstrators

Israeli snipers targeting journalists in Gaza

Hamza Abu Eltarabesh

Scores of journalist casualties at Great March of Return protests.

Girl seen from behind walking on path

A village in danger of erasure

Anne Paq

Israeli expansionism threatens a Palestinian community’s very existence.

Woman and three small children sit on floor next to two large posters of smiling young man

The people behind Gaza's statistics

Sarah Algherbawi

Every sniper’s bullet leaves behind a broken family.

Will boycotting Israel become a crime in Germany?

Annette Groth

Crackdown on dissent could have severe repercussions for Palestine solidarity activists.

The trial of Dareen Tatour and the madness of being Israel

Kim Jensen and Yoav Haifawi

Israeli prosecutor falsely accuses Palestinian poet of encouraging violence.

Gaza fishers caught in net cast from all sides

Hamza Abu Eltarabesh

Under fire from Israel and Egypt, fishing off the Strip’s coast can be fatal.

Photo shows small children sitting in front of tent shelter

Facebook becomes a fundraising tool for Gaza's poor

Amjad Ayman Yaghi

Palestinian journalists publish appeals for the needy.

Mona Adnan Ghalayini stands in front of reception desk

Businesswomen break through barriers in Gaza

Nesma Seyam

Just 1 percent of Gaza’s entrepreneurs are female.

Reviews

Smiling young woman stands among crowd of men and women

A woman's rebellion

Rod Such 19 February 2018

Female leadership in the first intifada was quashed by the Oslo accords. Read more about A woman's rebellion

Can a minority rule a majority in perpetuity?

Rod Such 7 February 2018

One democratic state in historic Palestine is the sole realistic option. Read more about Can a minority rule a majority in perpetuity?