Human Rights
Thousands of people haven’t benefited from food deliveries made last week. Read more about Aid reaches Palestinians in Yarmouk camp, but it's still only a trickle
Clergy acknowledge a “growing consensus” that the one-state reality may be irreversible. Read more about Zionism is a “false theology,” says new Presbyterian study guide
The Israeli government is funding a project designed to further displace Palestinians in Hebron. Read more about Settler-driven archaeology plan threatens to push Hebron family off farmland
Locals say that their history is being erased. Read more about Israel to destroy another Haifa neighborhood, evict Palestinian residents
Thousands have been affected by the actions of Egypt’s military. Read more about Closure of tunnels deprives Gaza of $230 million per month, says government
A family of five has to shell out $1,000 for basic papers, an expense few of the destitute refugees can afford. Read more about Lebanon charges punitive registration fees to Palestinians fleeing Syria war
The Abbas family has lived in Haifa’s Wadi al-Siyah for more than 100 years. Read more about Last Palestinian family vows to remain as Israel gentrifies historic Haifa neighborhood
The number of conscientious objectors keeps rising as Druze youth see through Israeli propaganda. Read more about Israel “tried to brainwash us,” says Druze pioneer who refused army service
Prisoner’s sister and mother played critical role in hunger striker’s campaign for freedom. Read more about Solidarity helped me keep fighting, says released hunger striker Samer Issawi
Once they reach 16, sons and daughters need special permits to visit their parents, from a web of Israeli bureaucracy campaigners say is aimed at driving Palestinians out of Jerusalem. Read more about Thousands of Jerusalem children denied basic services by Israeli apartheid
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