Unable to return to their homes behind Israel’s “yellow line,” Gaza’s displaced must endure winter downpours in tents. Read more about Rainstorms batter Gaza’s tent camps 

A writer is given only hours’ notice that he will be evacuated from Gaza to Ireland. Read more about “Prepare yourself. You leave at dawn.” 

A monthly digest of key developments in Palestine showcasing powerful images by photojournalists. Read more about Palestine in Pictures: November 2025 

South Africa has taken the wrong decision by withdrawing visa exemptions from Palestinians. Read more about Israel blends ethnic cleansing and human trafficking  

Israel has aggressively moved to further fragment the occupied West Bank. Caught between the military, settlers and a hostile PA, reporters feel the brunt. Read more about West Bank journalists persevere to be the “voice of our people” 

The anti-Muslim hate group behind student deportations now claims to be operating out of Likud offices in Tel Aviv. Read more about NY withholds records on Zionist group Betar, citing law enforcement probe 

Daily life in Gaza means finding water, paying $10 for an onion at the market and getting together with the friends who remain. Read more about Paying a high price in Gaza 

Western media institutions excused the intellectual’s murder by deeming him “controversial.” Read more about Refaat Alareer and the online culture war 

My brothers were detained from a checkpoint and subjected to months of torture and ill-treatment without ever being classified as prisoners. Read more about Two brothers tell tales from detention 

Bahjat Tantish was a pillar of Palestine’s sports community, an inspiring karate coach, a policeman and a farmer. Read more about A tribute to Captain Bahjat