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A tearful reunion with my grandmother in Gaza

Linah Alsaafin 28 November 2012

After a long absence I finally get to hug my relations and friends. Read more about A tearful reunion with my grandmother in Gaza

Responding to New York Times Public Editor's smear against me

Ali Abunimah 28 November 2012

I sent this letter to Margaret Sullivan, the Public Editor of The New York Times today Read more about Responding to New York Times Public Editor's smear against me

Will Israeli apartheid steal Stevie Wonder's soul?

Alexander Billet 28 November 2012

Stevie Wonder’s announcement that he will play at a fundraiser for the Israeli army flies in the face of a really brilliant legacy. Read more about Will Israeli apartheid steal Stevie Wonder's soul?

From Ramallah to Gaza: Two countries, two continents and finally there

Linah Alsaafin 28 November 2012

For the first time since September 2005, I finally made it into Gaza by crossing two countries and two continents. For my week long stay, I’ll be keeping a diary recording my experiences upon reuniting with family, meeting new friends, and hearing the stories of other people. Read more about From Ramallah to Gaza: Two countries, two continents and finally there

“Boycotting Israel works,” says Rachel Corrie’s dad

Joe Catron Gaza City 27 November 2012

Craig Corrie underscored the importance of BDS campaigns as he visited Gaza just before it came under attack. Read more about “Boycotting Israel works,” says Rachel Corrie’s dad

Gaza girl unable to speak after Israeli drone destroys her home

Mel Frykberg Gaza City 27 November 2012

Despite the ceasefire, hospitals in Gaza are still struggling to cope with the effects of Israel’s attack. Read more about Gaza girl unable to speak after Israeli drone destroys her home

Will the siege on Gaza finally be lifted?

Jillian Kestler-D'Amours Jerusalem 26 November 2012

Hamas and Israel are supposed to negotiate the opening of crossings under the terms of their ceasefire accord. Read more about Will the siege on Gaza finally be lifted?

Ahmad Abu Daqqa

Nidal El-Khairy 26 November 2012

Thirteen-year-old Ahmad Abu Daqqa was shot and killed by Israeli forces while playing football outside his family’s Gaza home. Read more about Ahmad Abu Daqqa

Bedouins treated as "invisible citizens" vow to remain in Galilee

Jillian Kestler-D'Amours the Galilee 26 November 2012

Palestinian Bedouin residents of Ramiya are being pressured by the Israeli government to leave their ancestral lands and relocate. Read more about Bedouins treated as "invisible citizens" vow to remain in Galilee