The Electronic Intifada

Video: Encouraging reading culture in Gaza

Gaza Strip 7 August 2017

The Glow and Thought finds creative means to stress that books are for everyone. Read more about Video: Encouraging reading culture in Gaza

Palestinian art after Darwish

Sarah Irving 4 August 2017

Today’s generation has shifted from calling to resistance to questioning political dominance. Read more about Palestinian art after Darwish

South Africa marks 12 years of BDS successes

Kwara Kekana and Muhammed Desai 4 August 2017

The ordinary person gives this extraordinary movement its internationalist muscle. Read more about South Africa marks 12 years of BDS successes

Young man holds up electronic tablet showing an Internet browser error stating, There is no Internet connection

IT disruption panics Gaza’s new Internet entrepreneurs

Mousa Tawfiq Gaza Strip 4 August 2017

Generators for phone company held up by Israel, and more disruption could harm online economy. Read more about IT disruption panics Gaza’s new Internet entrepreneurs

"Fuck it, wipe out Gaza," says spokesman for new EU campaign

Ali Abunimah and Dena Shunra 3 August 2017

Avishai Ivri is the face of EU promotional campaign to win favor of Israelis. Read more about "Fuck it, wipe out Gaza," says spokesman for new EU campaign

Palestine in Pictures: July 2017

2 August 2017

A monthly roundup of photographs documenting Palestine, Palestinian life, politics and culture, and international solidarity with Palestine. Read more about Palestine in Pictures: July 2017

A toddler lies on a hospital bed hooked up to several medical machines and an IV drip.

My child died before my eyes

Sarah Algherbawi Gaza Strip 27 July 2017

Palestinian Authority refuses to allow transfer of patients out of Gaza. Read more about My child died before my eyes

Keeping tradition alive in the diaspora

Marguerite Dabaie 26 July 2017

Stories of Palestinian embroidery served with comforting tea. Read more about Keeping tradition alive in the diaspora

Cover of Water & Salt book shows opened doors in frame of destroyed cinderblock home

Nostalgia with a political edge

Sarah Irving 25 July 2017

In “Water & Salt,” poet Lena Khalaf Tuffaha finds a clear voice in her second language. Read more about Nostalgia with a political edge

When Israel’s friends in Labour advocated genocide

Asa Winstanley 25 July 2017

Labour minister once called for “wiping out the aboriginal population” of Palestine. Read more about When Israel’s friends in Labour advocated genocide