US-Israeli relations have never been stronger, nor more damaging to the prospects for peace and justice and for the very survival of the Palestinian people. Read more about For Palestinians, there is no Obama-Netanyahu rift 

More than sixty mosques were completely destroyed in Gaza last summer, according to the Palestinian rights group Al-Haq. Read more about Israel used "disappearance" of soldier as pretext for killing spree -- rights group 

 In a case criticized as highly prejudicial, the PA and PLO are found liable for terrorism and ordered to pay $655.5 million. Read more about New York jury finds Palestinian Authority liable for “terrorism” 

Report shows that there was no rocket fire at Israel before Israel attacked Gaza and the West Bank. Read more about ICC receives report debunking Israel’s “self-defense” claims for Gaza attack 

The civil suit against the Palestinian Authority that began this month demonstrates the stark prejudices that inform the prosecution of “terrorism” in US courts. Read more about Why the PA can be sued in the US for “terrorism” but Israel can't 

International Criminal Court takes first, small step on long and obstacle-filled road to justice for Palestinian victims of Israeli war crimes. Read more about ICC preliminary probe on Palestine still a long way from war crimes trials 

Will the Palestinian Authority’s attempt to join the International Criminal Court help bring Israeli leaders to justice for war crimes? Read more about Palestine and the ICC: Watch Ali Abunimah and Phyllis Bennis on Democracy Now! 

The international court’s investigation “should include whether certain US officials have aided and abetted the commission of war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity in Gaza,” say legal groups. Read more about ICC already has authority to investigate Israel for war crimes, legal group says