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Dexia: A sleazy bank aiding Israeli settlers

David Cronin 5 August 2013

New book highlights lies told by senior representatives of French-Belgian bank. Read more about Dexia: A sleazy bank aiding Israeli settlers

Ali Abunimah 5 August 2013

“He should have been shot and killed already,” Israeli army-linked blogger says of Palestinian child arrested four times. Read more about Blog linked to Israeli army calls for murder of Palestinian children

Joe Catron Gaza City 2 August 2013

Jamal al-Dalou lost ten members of his family during Israel’s attack in November. Read more about "Peace" talks are meaningless, says survivor of Gaza massacre

Sarah Irving 2 August 2013

Raba’i al-Madhoun’s The Lady from Tel Aviv is a great summer read. Read more about Mystery and reality overlap in Gaza-inspired novel

Sarah Irving 2 August 2013

Middle East Monitor has announced the shortlist for its 2013 Palestine Book Award. Read more about Palestine-themed book award shortlist announced

Adri Nieuwhof 2 August 2013

The snack, made in an illegal Israeli colony, will no longer be served after a complaint from a customer. Read more about Delta Air Lines drops Israeli settlement snack from onboard meals

Maureen Clare Murphy 1 August 2013

The Old City of Jerusalem is transformed during the month of Ramadan, allowing us to imagine the city that once was and will one day be. Read more about In photos: Ramadan in Jerusalem

Ali Abunimah 1 August 2013

Scholars for Peace in the Middle East’s “BDS Monitor” appears likely to be another bigotry-driven exercise in on-campus espionage and intimidation. Read more about Anti-Palestinian group to “monitor” boycott activists on campus

Sarah Irving 31 July 2013

The London classical music festival is the Palestine Strings’ highest-profile performance yet. Read more about Young Palestinian violinists to play at London Proms

Nidal El-Khairy 31 July 2013

Artist Nidal El-Khairy on international hunger strikes. Read more about Pelican Bay to Palestine