Judge clears way for Steven Salaita lawsuit over Gaza-tweets firing
6 August 2015
Meanwhile, Chancellor Phyllis Wise, a key figure in Salaita’s firing, announces surprise resignation.
Rights and Accountability
Greek forces to train in Israel as Syriza-led government deepens alliance
5 August 2015
Last month, Israeli helicopter pilots completed an unprecedented 11-day combat training exercise near Greece’s Mount Olympus.
Israeli high court rejects petition to free hunger-striking prisoner
4 August 2015
Several Palestinian prisoners are refusing food despite new Israeli law that permits force-feeding of hunger strikers.
Israeli leaders lit the match that burned baby Ali Dawabsha
1 August 2015
In Israel, killing Palestinians and advocating genocide builds political careers.
How Israel protects its settlers who burn Palestinian children alive
31 July 2015
Murder of Ali Dawabsha would not be the first time Israeli settlers have burned Palestinians alive.
Human Rights Watch denounces Israeli move to force-feed hunger strikers
31 July 2015
Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, has approved a new bill designed to increase the suffering of Palestinian prisoners.
Israel intentionally killed civilians after soldier's capture in Gaza -- Amnesty
30 July 2015
A 55-day-old baby was among the scores of civilians bombed during Black Friday in August 2014.
Palestinians revolt in Israeli prisons
30 July 2015
Prisoners lit rooms on fire after massive late-night raid.
Milosevic prosecutor claims top ICC official bowing to Israeli, US pressure
28 July 2015
Judges say ICC Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda ignored key evidence that Israel may have intended to kill civilians aboard Mavi Marmara in 2010.
Milk firm may be flouting EU rules on trade with Israel's settlements
28 July 2015
Video shows trucks bringing milk from illegal settlements to factory inside Israel.