It took the military three years to conduct disciplinary proceedings against commanding officers who ordered soldiers to attack journalists with clubs. Read more about Israeli soldiers who beat journalists escape punishment 

Describing “one-state reality,” outgoing US secretary of state sets stage for Palestinian civil rights struggle. Read more about Kerry gives eulogy for two-state solution 

UN resolution may boost BDS movement, Israel fears. Read more about Israel punishes the world after UN vote 

Vote came after 24 hours of diplomatic drama. Read more about US lets Security Council pass resolution against Israeli settlements 

Israeli assaults and shootings continue to terrorize Dheisheh refugee camp. Read more about Israeli officer threatens to kill Palestinian youth and his family 

Mads Gilbert’s Tromsø second major Norwegian city to vote to boycott Israeli goods. Read more about Arctic freeze on Israeli settlement products 

Judges return verdict favorable to settlers trying to evict Ghaith-Sub Laban family. Read more about Israeli judges order grandchildren out of Jerusalem family's home 

Settlers reject high court proposal, want Palestinian family out now. Read more about Jerusalem eviction case back with Israel's high court 

Palestinians slain months earlier buried after their bodies were transferred by Israel. Read more about Soldiers kill teen during dawn protest 

Palestinian reporters imprisoned for live reporting on Israeli raids, playing songs. Read more about Israel among world's worst jailers of journalists 

Israel is moving to demolish dozens of Syrian homes. Read more about Hyundai profiting from Israel's colonization of Golan Heights 

Justice ministry has never launched a single criminal investigation against an interrogator. Read more about Israel dismisses 1,000 complaints of torture 

Two of the diplomats that ran Blair’s Jerusalem office want the US to embrace Israel as tightly as possible. Read more about Who pulled Tony Blair's strings?  

Anger overflows in Istanbul courtroom as families of flotilla victims protest decision. Read more about Turkey drops case against senior Israeli officers 

“Churches can and do make a difference,” says pastor. Read more about As boycott campaign grows, California church bans HP products 

Palestinians say landmark statement will help protect activists against repression. Read more about 200 legal scholars back right to boycott Israel 

Victims’ families dispute Turkish government’s right to give amnesty to Israelis accused in 2010 flotilla killings. Read more about Turkish judges urged not to drop charges against Israeli officers 

Governor Cuomo’s actions have already created “chilling effect” on activists. Read more about New York blacklist revives McCarthy tactics 

Freedom of expression means that boycotts may be advocated, say two government ministers. Read more about Dutch reject calls to cease funding Palestinian groups  

Israel using violence and coercion in effort to end prison protests. Read more about Palestinian circus trainer marks year in Israeli jail without charge 

World Council of Churches condemns detention and expulsion of Isabel Apawo Phiri, of one of its leaders.  Read more about Israel singled out African scholar for deportation, world church group says 

Lawsuit cites Nuremberg precedent for suing Israeli judiciary for involvement in crimes. Read more about Israel’s judges taken to court in Chile 

A six year campaign pressuring the security firm wields major win. Read more about G4S ditches Israel businesses 

A general who played a major role in the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza helped shape Europe’s agenda on weapons innovation. Read more about Europe's "turbo boost" for war industry will benefit Israel