The village of al-Araqib is a living testament to how the Nakba never stopped. Read more about Zionists massacred Bedouins in 1948, threaten them again today 

Aiding projects linked to Hizballah is a criminal offense; aiding the Israeli military is considered an act of charity. Read more about Canada’s double standards on Middle East sink to new low 

Inflamed rhetoric by Lebanon’s media and political elite does not bode well for Palestinian refugees in the country. Read more about Why are Palestinians blamed for violence in Lebanon? 

Revered poet was nourished by exile but questioned how art can be made in “brutal times.” Read more about The poetry of absence: remembering Mahmoud Darwish five years on 

Drones and police training are among the contributions made by Israel to the oppression of Tamils. Read more about Israel advises Sri Lanka on slow-motion genocide  

Palestinian musician Reem Kelani explores the musical and political significance of an Arab Idol victory. Read more about Mohammed Assaf: champion of the people or the powerful? 

With nobody to represent them, refugees will be in limbo until Palestine is free. Read more about War in Syria highlights vulnerability of Palestinian refugees 

The recently deceased journalist lamented at how so many of her colleagues became stenographers, rather than interrogators. Read more about Helen Thomas: defender of democracy 

Egyptian elite’s turn against the Palestinian people has deep roots in the peace treaty with Israel. Read more about Why are Egyptian media demonizing Palestinians? 

Academic programming to promote Israel’s image abroad shows apartheid state’s desperation. Read more about "Hasbara" courses at Israeli universities exposed in new report