Gaza was the third most dangerous place to be a civilian in 2014 due to Israel’s summertime bombing campaign. Read more about Israel tops explosive killers' list  

Lawmaker aboard seized ship compares Israeli bigots to US pro-Confederate extremists. Read more about Israel seizes Gaza-bound boat in "act of piracy" 

Comments by former director of B’Tselem USA suggest the organization worked to aid Israel’s official hasbara, or propaganda, efforts. Read more about Has human rights group B'Tselem ended its role in Israel's propaganda? 

Despite its name, Moroccanoil is an Israeli company.  Read more about Moroccanoil -- Israeli hair products that glamorize apartheid 

Israel’s efforts to close Palestine 48 are part of a broader strategy of “silencing the Arab public,” says channel’s board member.  Read more about Netanyahu orders shutdown of TV channel for Palestinians in Israel 

“It is really important for Jews everywhere to start to take these types of actions,” says a young Connecticut activist. Read more about Listen: Activists charged as criminals for disrupting Israeli army fundraiser 

Personal introspection combines with widely recognizable cultural imagery to present pieces which resonate across place and time. Read more about Ramallah show highlights interpretations of Palestinian reality 

Adnan has been on a total hunger strike for almost 50 days to protest his detention without charge by Israel. Read more about Palestinians make urgent plea to save Khader Adnan as more join hunger strike 

Joint Arab List demands sacking of police chief over failure to stop and to solve attacks by Jewish extremists. Read more about Church burning highlights danger to Palestinian heritage from Israeli extremists 

Israeli army officer worries that video could cause damage to Israel’s image “at a global level.” Read more about Video: Israelis film themselves shooting unarmed Palestinian 

Pro-Israel groups use similar tactics as supporters of South African apartheid during the 1980s.  Read more about South Africa's "finest young leaders" invited on Israel lobby junket 

Tareq al-Khatib’s home has been attacked by the Israeli authorities twice since April.  Read more about Israel destroys Palestinian home for second time  

Palestinian History Tapestry a centerpiece of two-week long celebration. Read more about Oxford festival unlocks breadth of Palestinian culture 

British media outlets accepted Israeli claims that the Baker boys were killed “in error” as they played football on a Gaza beach. Read more about Why are journalists surprised that Israel kills children?  

Victim of attack had been angered by effects of tear gas on his children. Read more about Video: Israeli soldiers brutally beat Palestinian dad 

America’s law enforcement authorities are interested in buying Israel’s skunk water. Read more about Will Israel's "whiff from hell" weapon be used to crush US protests?  

HeidelbergCement and Cemex are helping Israel plunder natural resources from the West Bank. Read more about German, Mexican firms blacklisted by Norway pension fund over Israeli occupation roles 

In Israel it is common to attack dissenting organizations as foreign-funded, yet a look the funding of the Israeli right reveals an apparatus likely unsustainable without US donors. Read more about Who's really funding the Israeli right? 

Israel denied Palestinian photojournalist access to Jerusalem for medical treatment after he was shot in the eye while covering a protest. Read more about Israel shoots journalist in the face 

Officials from the Israeli embassy in London were sent to a conference at the University of Bath to gather information on writers and activists, say organizers. Read more about Israeli embassy monitored activists at UK conference 

Artist and Baddawi author Leila Abdelrazaq on Palestine’s literary festival. Read more about Smuggling books across the border: PalFest 2015 

Right-wing politician Yinon Magal has previously likened Israei opponents of the occupation to bacteria.  Read more about New bill would ban boycott advocates from entering Israel  

US passports of citizens born in Jerusalem may not list “Israel” as country of birth, Supreme Court rules. Read more about US Supreme Court deals Israel lobby big defeat in Jerusalem passport case 

The European Council for Tolerance and Reconciliation is headed by a Zionist zealot.  Read more about Tony Blair recruited by cheerleader for Israel's crimes  

Human rights groups cautiously welcome announcement company will pull out of Israel, as Netanyahu reacts with rage. Read more about Boycott to continue until Orange cuts Israel occupation ties, campaigners say 

Is boycott really bringing effective pressure on Israel? Read more about Video: Ali Abunimah on Israel's national panic about BDS 

Under boycott pressure, French telecom giant says it wants to pull out of Israel but is tied by contractual obligations. Read more about Don't buy Orange's excuse for why it can't end its complicity in Israeli crimes 

For most Palestinians, there is no other option than to build without a permit in occupied East Jerusalem. Read more about Video: Israeli forces attack Palestinian elder while demolishing Jerusalem homes 

In the next few critical years, BDS must help Israelis understand that there is no way out except to respect Palestinian rights, all of them. Read more about Why BDS is replacing Iran as Israel’s biggest “existential threat” 

Airbus is using its Israeli connections as a selling point.  Read more about Arms dealer Airbus adapts Israeli drone for refugee boat surveillance