Cairo 28 August 2012
Palestinians in Gaza, half of whom are under 18 and more than a million dependent on food aid, were optimistic about Egypt’s new president. Their hopes for support are now quickly fading. Read more about Hopes for freedom of movement dashed, once again, in Gaza
Haifa 28 August 2012
After a seven year trial, an Israeli court exonerated Israel’s army in the 2003 killing of peace activist Rachel Corrie in what Rachel’s family and human rights groups say is another instance of impunity. Read more about Judge blaming Rachel Corrie for her own death highlights Israel's impunity, family says
28 August 2012
Is the Bible one book written by Moses, David, Solomon and the Prophets? Is the Bible historically accurate? Read more about Whose Bible is it Anyway?
28 August 2012
Lollapalooza isn’t the only cultural cover that Israel’s apartheid system is getting abroad. Read more about The "pop-washing" of apartheid? Veolia sponsors "green" music festival
27 August 2012
Israeli forces were caught on camera when they blocked Palestinian roads in the occupied south Hebron hills with Caterpillar armored bulldozers. Read more about Israel uses Caterpillar bulldozers to block roads, isolate Palestinian villages
27 August 2012
“Rachel gave her life for justice, the least you can do is take action against companies supporting injustice.” Read more about Video: On eve of court verdict, young Gaza women remember Rachel Corrie, urge BDS
26 August 2012
Journalist and activist Maath Musleh talks about the situation in Jerusalem after a racist Israeli mob attacked and beat Palestinians; and his story about a Palestinian prisoner; and more. Read more about The Electronic Intifada weekly podcast featuring Maath Musleh on the Palestinian struggle in Jerusalem
26 August 2012
The Guardian has a responsibility not to enable bigotry even as it offers readers diverse points of view. Read more about Guardian Reader's Editor evades key questions in column on Joshua Treviño debacle
25 August 2012
State Department Muslim communities advisor says people should “engage” with Islamophobic blogger who urged Israel to kill Americans on Gaza flotilla Read more about State Department advisor defends fired Guardian columnist Joshua Treviño who wanted Israel to kill Americans
24 August 2012
The Guardian has dumped Joshua Trevino, who incited murder of Palestine solidarity activists, over conflict of interest. Read more about Guardian dumps Joshua Treviño