The former head of the Israeli military Shaul Mofaz was allowed to speak in the British parliament on Monday despite calls from Palestinians and their allies for his immediate arrest due to alleged responsibility for war crimes. Read more about War crimes suspect Shaul Mofaz evades arrest at UK parliament 

Avigdor Lieberman may be trying to rally Israeli voters with incitement to brutal violence. Read more about Israeli foreign minister calls for beheading Palestinians 

Israeli universities are shouldering part of the cost of Operation Protective Edge, and are thereby are complicit in any damage done in Gaza in the course of it. Read more about “Warrior students”: How Israeli universities are supporting war crimes in Gaza 

As the death toll from Israel’s savage bombardment of Gaza continues to climb, Israel has once again turned to students to sell the slaughter online. Read more about Israel student union sets up “war room” to sell Gaza massacre on Facebook 

Israeli army negotiator Moty Cristal is seeking financial damages and an apology because a workshop he was due to speak at was canceled. Read more about Israeli colonel sues UK National Health Service and union for “indirect discrimination” 

Dozens of young journalists, including at least one working for the BBC, are traveling to Israel this week for a government-backed junket designed to give them “a more positive attitude” toward Israel’s policies. Read more about Why is a BBC journalist on an expenses-paid propaganda junket to Israel?