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Syria intervention prelude to war on Iran?

Jonathan Cook 29 June 2012

For Washington, the Arab Spring presented opportunities as well as threats, and these are being keenly exploited. Read more about Syria intervention prelude to war on Iran?

Asa Winstanley London 28 June 2012

A new report funded and supported by the UK government that accuses Israel of violating international law with its treatment of Palestinian child detainees was launched in London this week. Read more about Israel treats every Palestinian child as "potential terrorist": government-backed UK study

Benjamin Doherty 28 June 2012

The Electronic Intifada is more infuential in “digital diplomacy” than most Israeli leaders, an Agence France Presse survey finds. Find out who else is on top! Read more about The Electronic Intifada beats most Israeli leaders in Twitter influence: AFP

Moe Ali Nayel 27 June 2012

In this guest post, The Electronic Intifada contributor Moe Ali Nayel translates videos found on YouTube featuring interviews with residents of besieged Nahr al-Bared refugee camp in northern Lebanon. Read more about Video: Nahr al-Bared refugee camp residents describe life under Lebanese army siege

Jillian Kestler-D'Amours Jerusalem 27 June 2012

For twelve years Israel has imposed sweeping bans on Palestinians wanting to travel from Gaza to the West Bank for education. Read more about Israel denies Palestinians in Gaza right to study in West Bank

Nora Barrows-Friedman 27 June 2012

In this week’s podcast: Israel attacks Gaza, leaving 16 dead in one week, we’ll have a report from Rami Almeghari; we interview Al Jazeera English reporter Sherine Tadros about a new film on Gaza; and much more! Read more about The Electronic Intifada Weekly Podcast featuring Sherine Tadros, Rami Almeghari - 26 June 2012

Ben White 27 June 2012

Protests by Israeli academics to the proposed upgrade of Ariel’s college to university status highlights hypocrisy about complicity in human rights abuses. Read more about Uproar over Ariel settlement university highlights Israeli academia's hypocrisy

Nora Barrows-Friedman 26 June 2012

The North Carolina Supreme Court won’t consider a petition of discretionary review by professor Terri Ginsberg, who was denied tenure after her outspoken criticism of Israeli policies. Read more about Legal battle ends, "larger struggle continues" for professor denied tenure because of her politics

Ali Abunimah 26 June 2012

A notoriously racist rabbi who called on Israel to slaughter a million Palestinian civilians is to head a committee for Magen David Adom (MDA) – Israel’s equivalent of the Red Cross. Read more about Rabbi who called for slaughter of a million Palestinians is to supervise Israel's 'Red Cross'

Ben White 25 June 2012

The Palestine and Israel motion tabled for next month’s Church of England General Synod has received strong support from Jews for Justice for Palestinians (JfJfP). Read more about Jewish support for Church of England Synod motion