Retracing Jaffa's erased Palestinian history
24 May 2016
Today gentrification is the means by which the city’s original inhabitants are pushed out. Read more about Retracing Jaffa's erased Palestinian history
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Video: "Let him die" say Israelis as Palestinian boy lays bleeding
10 March 2016
Israelis cheer for deaths of alleged Palestinian attackers slain by police, videos show. Read more about Video: "Let him die" say Israelis as Palestinian boy lays bleeding
Israel bans Islamic party in crackdown on Palestinian citizens
17 November 2015
Israeli leaders have long targeted the Northern Branch of the Islamic Movement and its leader Raed Salah. Read more about Israel bans Islamic party in crackdown on Palestinian citizens
Columnist Melanie Phillips defends Netanyahu's lie about the Holocaust
30 October 2015
A right-wing pundit is among the few to applaud the Israeli prime minister’s distortion of history. Read more about Columnist Melanie Phillips defends Netanyahu's lie about the Holocaust
Painter Fouad Agbaria reclaims symbols of Palestine's survival
29 October 2015
First West Bank show of Palestinian painter celebrates beauty of landscape and Arabic script. Read more about Painter Fouad Agbaria reclaims symbols of Palestine's survival
Jaffa's Palestinian heritage celebrated in Nakba Day open houses
12 May 2015
Palestinian homes will be opened to visitors, revealing the city’s “silenced memory and history, its destruction and erasure.” Read more about Jaffa's Palestinian heritage celebrated in Nakba Day open houses
The “forced geography” of Tel Aviv
11 May 2015
Difficult to categorize as either a history or architecture book, Sharon Rotbard’s White City, Black City is a compelling ghost story. Read more about The “forced geography” of Tel Aviv
Drama and uncomfortable questions at Chicago Palestine Film Festival
19 April 2015
Many of the directors and protagonists of this year’s festival happen to be women. Read more about Drama and uncomfortable questions at Chicago Palestine Film Festival
Israeli portrait of rose-tinted past gives way to rage at settlers
23 March 2015
By looking at Palestine’s past, book offers vision for future. Read more about Israeli portrait of rose-tinted past gives way to rage at settlers
Threatened photographs are window on historic Palestine
18 September 2014
A newly-digitized collection of images reveals long-lost details of daily life in Palestine, Syria and Lebanon in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Read more about Threatened photographs are window on historic Palestine
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