30 September 2013
Israel has mounted a brutal crackdown ever since an Israeli soldier was shot dead in the city on 22 September. Read more about Israel denies entry to members of team monitoring attacks on Palestinians in Hebron
29 September 2013
Veolia says it has sold its Israeli bus lines, but the company is still profiting from Israeli violations of Palestinian rights. Read more about Veolia, feeling pressure, launches attack on Israel boycott movement
29 September 2013
Only by shedding their colonial privileges can settlers be indigenized and integrated into the emerging nation and become entitled to participate in determining the future of the common state. Read more about Watch: Omar Barghouti on “ethical decolonization” and moving beyond Zionist racism
28 September 2013
John Greyson and Tarek Loubani, jailed in Egypt, witnessed dozens of Egyptians dying in regime violence. Their harrowing statement from Tora prison. Read more about John Greyson and Tarek Loubani witnessed deaths of dozens of Egyptians before their arrest
28 September 2013
Why is the US army telling its personnel that the Palestinian flag is a “terrorist” logo? Read more about US Army guide designates Palestinian flag as “terrorist” logo
28 September 2013
Signed by high profile artists and politicians, the letter aims to draw attention to the plight of Palestinian children systematically abused in detention by Israeli occupation forces. Read more about Stop shackling, abusing Palestinian children, UK artists and lawmakers tell Israel
27 September 2013
Omar was financed entirely by Palestinian money. Read more about "Paradise Now" director tackles taboo of collaboration in new film
27 September 2013
In besieged Gaza, Palestinians marched toward the Nahal Oz siege gate on the territory’s eastern boundary with present-day Israel to show support for Al-Aqsa, which is increasingly under assault from Jewish settlers. Read more about Palestinians in Gaza breathe Israeli tear gas as they march for Al-Aqsa
27 September 2013
Professor David Klein is under attack once again for his public support of the boycott movement. Read more about Zionist group renews attacks on California professor
27 September 2013
David Rotem, a recent guest in the European Parliament, can make vile statements about Palestinians without fear of censure. Read more about Why are Israel's worst racists welcome in European Parliament?
26 September 2013
“While all Israeli universities are deeply complicit in the occupation, settler-colonialism and apartheid, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is particularly noteworthy.” Read more about Hundreds of academics call for boycott of Hebrew University conference in 2014
Gaza City 26 September 2013
Israel wants to “beautify” the image of its ongoing blockade against Gaza by letting in some construction materials. Read more about Gaza's construction sector still crushed by siege
United Kingdom 25 September 2013
Many other Palestinian students have lost their scholarships because Egypt denies them the right to travel. Read more about Like a miracle, I've been allowed to study outside Gaza
25 September 2013
Gilad Rafaeli worked on light rail system in occupied Jerusalem at the time he secured science grant from Brussels authorities. Read more about EU refuses probe into why it rewarded contractor for apartheid tramway
25 September 2013
Why is a human rights group “proud” to share a stage with such “allies” as Tzipi Livni and Joe Biden who are deeply implicated in Israeli war crimes against Palestinians? Read more about B’Tselem “proud” partner of war criminals, enemies of Palestinian rights
25 September 2013
Listen to Edward Said’s last major address in the US before his death in 2003. Read more about Ten years since Edward Said's passing: listen to his last major speech
25 September 2013
Shahd Abusalama should be flying to Turkey for graduate studies, but she and 1.7 million other Palestinians remain trapped in Gaza as both Rafah crossing and Erez checkpoint remain closed. Read more about “Only God knows” in Gaza, under cruel Israeli-Egyptian siege
Jerusalem 24 September 2013
Why is it considered routine for an occupation force to invade a refugee camp? Read more about Israel's killing of five young Palestinians exposes "peace" talks as charade
24 September 2013
Eyewitnesses in Hebron say that Israeli settlers may be preparing to seize the home of the Abu Rajab family which they first invaded and occupied for several days in April 2012. Read more about Settlers set to re-occupy Palestinian home as army raids terrorize Hebron
24 September 2013
“We never expected from our Egyptian brothers to open fire on us,” says Gaza fishermen’s syndicate after unprecedented attacks. Read more about Video: Along with Israeli attacks, Gaza fishermen face new danger from Egyptian navy
23 September 2013
The annual festival has condemned the ongling arbitrary detention of board member John Greyson, along with Dr. Tarek Loubani, in Egypt. Read more about Toronto Palestine Film Festival opens on 28 September - some highlights
23 September 2013
Inch’allah focuses mainly on experiences of a young white doctor. Read more about Palestinians denied a voice in Canadian film set in West Bank
23 September 2013
Rubin’s most egregious display of bigotry was when she approvingly promoted an article calling for genocidal violence against Palestinians. Read more about Fire anti-Arab blogger, ex-ombudsman tells new Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos
22 September 2013
Israeli army negotiator Moty Cristal is seeking financial damages and an apology because a workshop he was due to speak at was canceled. Read more about Israeli colonel sues UK National Health Service and union for “indirect discrimination”
22 September 2013
When Israel has already taken so much from Palestinians, perhaps, someone thought, “so what if we help ourselves to a name and logo as well?” Read more about Tel Aviv University accused of stealing name and logo of Palestinian think-tank Al-Shabaka
20 September 2013
Israeli soldiers violently attacked EU diplomats and aid workers trying to deliver aid to Palestinians whose homes were demolished. Read more about Photo: French aid convoy diplomat dragged on ground by Israeli soldiers
20 September 2013
Announced in July, the new EU guidelines should bar it from awarding grants to Israeli projects in territory occupied since 1967 and exclude Israeli businesses and institutions that operate in the West Bank from receiving EU loans. Read more about European lawmakers tell EU to stand up to lobby pressure, implement ban on settlement funding
20 September 2013
Thirty-seven laws hostile to Islam have been introduced across the US so far this year. Read more about Top players in Islamophobia industry paid over $150,000 per year
19 September 2013
The effective imprisonment of the entire population of Gaza comes amid near economic collapse. Read more about Video report: Gaza is being strangled and its people are suffocating
Gaza Strip 19 September 2013
Only 150 persons allowed to cross Rafah per day. Read more about Egypt blocks Gaza student from going to college in UK
19 September 2013
International “aid” after the 1993 Oslo accords helped make Palestinians worse, not better off. What can be done to turn things around? Read more about Where have $23 billion spent on Oslo “peace process” gone?
19 September 2013
Links between “radicalization” school and supporters of Israeli apartheid are never spelled out in press reports. Read more about London "terrorism experts" have strong links to Israeli establishment
18 September 2013
Ruth Eglash, the Washington Post’s new Jerusalem correspondent, has what could be a serious conflict of interest – her husband’s political and business ties to the Israeli government and propaganda apparatus. Read more about Washington Post's new Jerusalem correspondent married to pro-Israel propagandist
17 September 2013
Shake Off traces an undercover PLO operative during the first intifada. Read more about Mischa Hiller brings Palestinian heroes alive in stylish spy thriller
17 September 2013
“It’s time to channel some outrage,” says Toronto Star, faulting Canada for doing too little to free pair arrested by Egypt coup regime, en route to Gaza. Read more about Canada urged to cut Egypt arms deals, do more to free John Greyson and Tarek Loubani
Tulkarem 17 September 2013
Locals blame high cancer levels on pollution from “factories of death.” Read more about Palestinian family trapped in home as blaze raged in Israeli chemical plant
17 September 2013
12-year-old Zeina longs to be reunited with her father who was sent to prison shortly after she was born. Read more about Palestinian girl last had a hug from her imprisoned dad 10 years ago
Jordan Valley 16 September 2013
The Oslo accords have left Jordan Valley communities without access to vital resources. Read more about Farmer in Palestinian "breadbasket" works in Israeli settlement to survive
16 September 2013
If Ben & Jerry’s were to pull out of Israel’s settlement enterprise, it could set a powerful precedent, say activists. Read more about Activists call on Ben & Jerry's to stop scooping in Israeli settlements
13 September 2013
The director of an influential right-wing Israeli organization that monitors Palestinian media has been undermined by an Israeli court which recently ruled he is not an expert. Read more about Palestinian Media Watch's "biased" director no expert, rules Israeli court
13 September 2013
A string of upcoming film festivals will highlight Palestine’s actors, writers and directors. Read more about Upcoming film festivals showcase Palestinian creativity
13 September 2013
Letter proves that Africa Israel is continuing its activities in East Jerusalem. Read more about Diamond magnate's firm admits ongoing work in Israeli settlement
12 September 2013
The Oslo accords tried to bury the Palestinian cause, and dealt it severe setbacks. But twenty years later, a new generation of Palestinians are reclaiming their struggle. Read more about Twenty years on, Palestinians refuse to be defeated by Oslo
Gaza City 12 September 2013
Caterpillar bulldozers are still being used to destroy land in the “buffer zone.” Read more about Israel exploits Egypt turmoil to increase attacks on Gaza farmers
12 September 2013
Brussels officials appear more interested in curing wrinkles than respecting international law. Read more about EU awards new science grant to occupation profiteer Ahava
12 September 2013
Crisis highlights a major rift in the liberal anti-Palestinian advocacy group. Read more about J Street head favors Syria assault, but group's board deeply divided
Haifa 11 September 2013
Palestinians vow to remain in their ancestors’ villages despite Israeli threats. Read more about Palestinian youth assert right of return with direct action
11 September 2013
We need to focus more on the psychological war that Israel is waging. Read more about Israeli occupation leaves psychological not just physical scars
11 September 2013
An in-depth interview between artist John Halaka and EI contributor Sarah Irving. Read more about "I want them to stand and look": artist John Halaka (audio)
11 September 2013
Israeli rabbi proud to have shut down church, community center that served Africans. Read more about Rabbi patrols Israeli town to drive away Africans: video
10 September 2013
The employment of Major-General Danny Rothschild by so many Palestinian firms, although apparently not new, has got to be a new low. Read more about Palestinian firms listed as clients of Israeli general who fled war crimes arrest
10 September 2013
Retired army colonel Richard Kemp recently gave speech to Christians United For Israel, and claimed to have spoken to the dead. Read more about The hardcore Christian Zionism of Israel's favorite British colonel
New York City 9 September 2013
Cornell NYC Tech will not address questions about Haifa institute which develops technology used by Israeli army against Palestinian civilians. Read more about New York tech university evasive about Israeli partner's role in arms industry
9 September 2013
After investigating the killing of three Palestinians, Palestinian rights organization Al-Haq finds Israeli army used excessive force. Read more about Israeli raid showed "total disregard" for Palestinian lives, report finds
9 September 2013
My new book explores efforts to militarize the European Union. Read more about When arms industry calls the shots, Israel stands to benefit
8 September 2013
Due to siege and destruction, more than 90 percent of Gaza’s water supply is unfit for human consumption, and only a quarter of households have running water ever day. Read more about Correction: Oxfam water equipment delayed by manufacturer, not Israel
7 September 2013
Recent protests against the expulsion of Bedouins indicate that some Palestinians are accepting the limits of liberal discourse rather than demanding national liberation. Read more about Resist Israel's unjust system, don't operate within it
7 September 2013
In the latest installment of her visit to the “rest of Palestine,” Rana Baker recounts a demonstration against the PA in Ramallah, and finds reminders of her native Gaza in Nablus. Read more about A protest in Ramallah
6 September 2013
Even Shin Bet intelligence officers are presented as sympathetic in The Attack. Read more about A sanitized military occupation in Ziad Doueri's facile film on suicide bombing
6 September 2013
Israel is blocking the provision of vital services for Palestinians in the West Bank. Read more about Dutch firm withdraws from sewage plant for settlers in East Jerusalem
5 September 2013
A monthly roundup of photographs documenting Palestine, Palestinian life, politics and culture, and international solidarity with Palestine. Read more about The Month in Pictures: August 2013
5 September 2013
Oslo government has previously condemned “grossly unethical” behavior by Lev Leviev’s Africa Israel. Read more about Norway urged to reintroduce investment ban on Israeli diamond magnate
5 September 2013
Persons in prison taking part in a mass hunger strike in California to demand basic human rights and an end to solitary confinement have suspended their protest. Read more about California prisoners suspend hunger strike protest after 59 days
5 September 2013
Major documentary series The Story of the Jews will conclude with gushing argument for “the moral case for Israel.” Read more about BBC series to culminate in "historian-Zionist" making "moral case for Israel"
5 September 2013
Gaza faces “slow death” as tightening of seven-year-old siege brings territory’s economy, healthcare to brink of collapse. Read more about As noose tightens, Palestinians in Gaza face darkest days
5 September 2013
Rana Baker sees Palestine, beyond Gaza, for the first time in her life. Read more about A fugitive in my own country
4 September 2013
Prison authorities in California and Israel are using similar tactics to try and break hunger strike protests inside jails, including force-feeding. Read more about Prisoners see linked struggles in California, Palestine
4 September 2013
Palestinian organizations urge Dutch engineering firm to pull out Israeli wastewater treatment plant in East Jerusalem. Read more about Dutch firm's role in Jerusalem sewage plant would help settlements, Palestinians say
3 September 2013
“Given our history of work against racism, including anti-Semitism, we unequivocally distance ourselves from the singing of this song and its sentiments.” Read more about BDS South Africa condemns anti-Jewish song
3 September 2013
Central character in Mahdi Fleifel’s documentary resents how “leaders” have sold out the revolution. Read more about New film shows sacrifice without reward for Palestinians in Lebanon
3 September 2013
On a leash: every dog has a master. Read more about Police dogs
3 September 2013
The Sunday Independent regularly publishes anti-Palestinian diatribes. Read more about Top-selling Irish paper keeps on groveling towards Israel
Ramallah 2 September 2013
Rubeen Abdulrahman Zayid was one of three killed during an invasion of Qalandiya refugee camp last week. Read more about Israel escalates attacks on UN agency after killing employee during raid
2 September 2013
The Erez military checkpoint that separates Gaza and present-day Israel is gray, empty and impersonal. Read more about A humiliating start to my first tour of Palestine
1 September 2013
Israel has also double its number of violent attacks on Gaza fisherman since November ceasefire, as siege deepens economic crisis. Read more about Stocks of vital medicines hit zero as Egypt, Israel tighten Gaza siege