Katherine Franke

Israel seeks to isolate Palestinians from global support

Adri Nieuwhof 30 July 2018

Dutch researchers handcuffed, abused by Israeli interrogators before being expelled. Read more about Israel seeks to isolate Palestinians from global support

Tamara Nassar 8 May 2018

Omar Shakir says move against him aims to “muzzle dissent.” Read more about Israel expels Human Rights Watch official

Nora Barrows-Friedman 3 May 2018

Academic boycott grows in popularity across US universities despite lawfare campaigns aimed at silencing scholars. Read more about Listen: Israel scans troll websites to decide who can enter

Nora Barrows-Friedman 6 September 2016

Law professor dismisses claims that use of the term is akin to anti-Semitism. Read more about Why Israel's actions can be called genocide

Charlotte Silver 13 April 2016

Publishing giant under fire for destroying books containing maps depicting Zionist and Israeli land conquests. Read more about Reverse censorship of Palestine maps, scholars tell McGraw-Hill

Ali Abunimah 17 November 2015

Statement signed by 900 says University of Illinois hasn’t fixed violations of academic freedom. Read more about Academics express concerns after Salaita settlement

Benjamin Doherty 12 April 2013

Nora Barrows-Friedman 2 January 2013

In this latest roundup of news from the global boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, we take a look back at a year full of victories. Read more about BDS roundup: The victories of 2012

Uri Horesh 6 April 2012

Israel’s strategy of “pinkwashing” — using its supposedly stellar record on gay rights — to obscure abuses of Palestinian human rights has done more to provoke than to quiet criticism. Read more about Israel's pinkwashing exposed as dishonest at New York debates