Opinion/Editorial
Proposed legislation guarantees more US-Mexico border deaths and huge payouts to Israeli contractors. Read more about How Israel's war industry profits from violent US immigration "reform"
Recent attempts to annex Palestinian Christians as fictional “Israeli Christians” draw on a long history. Read more about Palestinians must resist Israel's efforts to foment sectarianism
Trinity College Dublin has taken part in an EU-funded research partnership with Israel’s arms industry. Read more about Ireland invented boycotts, so let’s use them to demand justice for Palestine
Palestinian students are being exploited as part of a bid to improve Israel’s international image. Read more about The phony pluralism of Israel's universities
The veteran rock star should demonstrate the same kind of solidarity to Palestinians that he has shown to Canada’s indigenous people. Read more about Keep on rockin' for freedom, Neil Young, cancel your Tel Aviv show
During my detention, Israeli officials seemed obsessed about my humanitarian activities. Read more about Why does Israel feel threatened by humanitarian workers?
“What about my academic freedom? What about the tens of thousands of Palestinian children and teachers whose movement to and from their schools is impeded by the Israeli military?” Read more about I risked imprisonment by Israel and death to study in the United States
In addition to being illegal, investing in Israeli settlements risks Dutch citizens’ pensions. Read more about Dutch firm's settlement investments violate the law and must end
Anti-BDS liberals have taken racism a step further than Reagan and Thatcher dared to go with South Africa. Read more about How today's liberal Zionists echo apartheid South Africa's defenders
Palestinians and Jordanians may end up buying back water from Israel, that should rightfully be theirs, at grossly inflated prices. Read more about How “historic” Israel-Jordan water deal leaves Palestinians high and dry
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