Israel intercepts Women's Boat to Gaza
5 October 2016
Nobel Peace Prize winner among those arrested while attempting to break the blockade. Read more about Israel intercepts Women's Boat to Gaza
Mairead Maguire
Why are Palestinians paying for Germany's sins?
14 April 2012
While Palestinians continue to be robbed of their land, heritage and human rights to atone for Germany’s sins, Germany unreservedly supports Israel. Read more about Why are Palestinians paying for Germany's sins?
Not judges, but witnesses: the third Russell Tribunal on Palestine begins
31 October 2011
The jury of the third session of the Russell Tribunal on Palestine, taking place in Cape Town this week, will hear from individuals who experienced South African apartheid, fought against it and won. Read more about Not judges, but witnesses: the third Russell Tribunal on Palestine begins
Australian activists put Palestine travel ban on trial
Sydney 26 September 2011
How two 69-year-old women challenged Israel’s restrictions on Welcome to Palestine protest. Read more about Australian activists put Palestine travel ban on trial
Palestinians call for military sanctions on Israel 7 years after ICJ ruling
8 July 2011
The Palestinian Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions Committee (BNC) announced today a call for an urgent military embargo against Israel, “similar to that imposed against apartheid South Africa in the past.” Read more about Palestinians call for military sanctions on Israel 7 years after ICJ ruling
Israel escalates pressure, threats against flotilla
Bilbao 23 June 2011
As the second Gaza Freedom Flotilla, made up of some 10 ships carrying 1,000 activists from 20 countries, gets ready to sail for the besieged Gaza Strip, Israeli authorities are stepping up their threats. Read more about Israel escalates pressure, threats against flotilla