New York City 30 January 2013
The Gaza Kitchen reveals the strength of Gaza’s culture, traditions and heritage. Read more about New book celebrates besieged Gaza's vibrant (and spicy) cuisine
7 November 2012
Despite purporting to tackle propaganda, documentary The Flat adheres closely to the acceptable parameters of Zionist discourse. Read more about New film on Nazi links to Zionism sidesteps the toughest questions
New York City 24 October 2012
Noor Elashi anticipates this week’s decision by the US Supreme Court whether or not to hear the Holy Land Foundation case, in which her father is a defendant. Read more about "Let us not be brought down": Last legal recourse for Holy Land Five
New York City 7 May 2012
David Horowitz’s New York Times attack ad exploits the Holocaust to distract from Israel’s crimes against the Palestinian people. Read more about Horowitz smear will only invigorate boycott Israel campaign
New York City 28 October 2011
As long as the Israeli government uses art and culture to cover up Israeli war crimes, culture and politics are clearly intertwined. Read more about An "Open Door" tour for Israeli apartheid
New York City 21 October 2011
Hundreds of student activists from dozens of colleges and universities across the US are expanding the grassroots movements for Palestine solidarity activism despite aggressive smear campaigns by pro-Israel groups. Read more about Despite attacks, national conference unites Students for Justice in Palestine
New York City 22 June 2010
Last New Year’s Eve, Debbie Mardon did not celebrate with noise makers or confetti — instead, she headed to Cairo’s main square to participate in the Gaza Freedom March with her son and daughter. It was an unlikely place to be for a previously apolitical mother who voted for George W. Bush and as recently as three years ago relied on right-wing radio hosts to help her make sense of the world. Alex Kane reports. Read more about Gaza moves New York City mother from apathy to activism
New York City 14 July 2006
The shelling in Lebanon has gotten worse since Israel began attacking a couple of days ago. The roads, bridges and overpasses of the south have been bombed to the point where the entire area is debilitated. Villages are cut off from each other, and from main cities. The electrical plant in the south was bombed early on so hundreds of thousands of people have been without electricity during the hottest time of the year. The smallest of bridges (like the one that links our village, Arab Salim, and the main road) have been bombed. Read more about The report from Dahiyeh: The shelling is getting worse
New York City 11 September 2002
The Electronic Intifada’s Nigel Parry was in New York City for the first anniversary of the September 11th tragedy. Read more about 9/12