23 July 2012
Under deal with Israel, Rikhawi will be released on 25 January 2013, six months prior to his original release date Read more about Akram Rikhawi ends 102-day hunger strike as Israel agrees to early release
23 July 2012
AP’s Jerusalem bureau stands by baseless report that Christians in Gaza have been forced to convert to Islam, even after the agency’s own reporter acknowledged the claims weren’t true Read more about AP Jerusalem bureau stands by false report of “forced conversions” in Gaza
20 July 2012
This is at least the second notable act of apparent censorship by Haaretz in recent months. Read more about Censorship? Haaretz deletes Amira Hass article on surging settler violence
20 July 2012
While “racial steering” of home buyers is illegal in the US, explicit racism is normal in Israeli real estate advertising. Read more about Built-in racism: Israeli real estate article lauds “desirable” Arab-free neighborhood
19 July 2012
Why didn’t AP verify claims of “forced conversions” of Christians in Gaza before publishing damaging and ultimately false report? Read more about Will AP correct damaging false report about "forced conversions" of Christians in Gaza?
17 July 2012
A member of the Israeli parliament has torn up a copy of the New Testament and thrown it in the trash calling it an “abomination.” Read more about Israeli lawmaker tears up "abominable" New Testament, throws it in trash
11 July 2012
Despite widespread condemnation by human rights groups, the European Union’s Catherine Ashton appears to defend Israel’s use of “administrative detention” Read more about Why is EU's Catherine Ashton defending Israel's use of administrative detention?
11 July 2012
Ali Abunimah debates Jonathan Tobin of the far-right anti-Palestinian publication Commentary on Democracy Now today about Israel’s settlements and Jim Crow. Read more about WATCH: Ali Abunimah and Commentary's Jonathan Tobin debate Israel's settlements, Jim Crow on Democracy Now
10 July 2012
Palestinian footballer Mahmoud Sarsak was greeted joyously in Gaza today as he returned home from Israeli prison where he was held for three years without charge or trial. Read more about Alive and victorious: Palestinian footballer Mahmoud Sarsak home after epic 3 month hunger strike -photo
6 July 2012
Investigative reporter Clayton Swisher is joined by Ali Abunimah on to discuss the bombshell revelations that Yasser Arafat may have been poisoned with the radioactive element polonium. Read more about Watch: What killed Arafat? Clayton Swisher, Ali Abunimah on The Stream