Edinburgh 10 April 2013
Making Egypt more critical towards Israel requires a “structural change” within Egypt itself. Read more about Cairo remains dependent on US aid, says scholar of Egyptian foreign policy
7 April 2013
American diplomats were so eager to please Israel that they became “more royalist than the King.” Read more about Book review: Rashid Khalidi shows how US got hired as Israel's lawyer
Gaza City 3 April 2013
A geographer has listed the attractions in Gaza City in a bid to show how friendly its people are. Read more about Sightseeing under siege: a "tourist map" for Gaza
29 March 2013
Habibi splices an ancient romance with experiences of the second intifada. Read more about Film review: Gaza love story triumphs over Israeli obstacles
Dheisheh refugee camp 26 March 2013
Campus on Campus participant believes refugee camps should be seen as “homelands.” Read more about Dheisheh camp "university" questions what it means to be a refugee
20 March 2013
US agency hires infiltrators who turn hapless Muslims into enemies of the state. Read more about FBI's penchant for "manufacturing terrorists" probed in new book
18 March 2013
Colorful jeeps and Sufi poetry feature in exhibition exploring Jericho. Read more about Thought-provoking art exhibition imagines earthquake in Palestine
Nablus 12 March 2013
New book documents how West Bank city’s buildings were destroyed by Israeli invasion. Read more about Nablus was "the center of everything": interview with architect Naseer Arafat
Nablus 8 March 2013
Brown is the color of Israeli jails, says artist behind image of solidarity with Palestinian hunger strikers. Read more about "Graffiti was my education": interview with Palestinian designer Hafez Omar
6 March 2013
Palestine may be unique: after the imperial powers retreated, it suffered a fresh colonization. Read more about New book explores how Palestine "lost its history"