
Arab Spring meets Warhol in Ramallah show
4 December 2012
Art installation inspired by Tunisian street vendor Muhammad Bouazizi attracts impromptu praying. Read more about Arab Spring meets Warhol in Ramallah show
4 December 2012
Art installation inspired by Tunisian street vendor Muhammad Bouazizi attracts impromptu praying. Read more about Arab Spring meets Warhol in Ramallah show
Gaza City 3 December 2012
Hashtags declaring solidarity with Palestine are proving many times more popular than pro-Zionist ones. Read more about Gaza thwarts Israeli propaganda with Twitter
Beirut 30 November 2012
Khaled Meshaal’s U-turns make him sound like a broken record of Mahmoud Abbas. Read more about Will Hamas squander its Gaza victory?
29 November 2012
The General’s Son traces how an Israeli liberated himself from racism. Read more about Book review: Miko Peled sets the record straight on Palestine's dispossession
Ramallah 28 November 2012
Palestinian journalists routinely self-censor following increased violations of media freedoms in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Read more about Palestinian forces increasingly join Israel in repression of journalists
Haifa 28 November 2012
Behavior of Israeli universities demonstrates academy’s support for state violence. Read more about Israel's repression of Palestinian students reached new level during Gaza attack
Gaza City 27 November 2012
Craig Corrie underscored the importance of BDS campaigns as he visited Gaza just before it came under attack. Read more about “Boycotting Israel works,” says Rachel Corrie’s dad
Gaza City 27 November 2012
Despite the ceasefire, hospitals in Gaza are still struggling to cope with the effects of Israel’s attack. Read more about Gaza girl unable to speak after Israeli drone destroys her home
Jerusalem 26 November 2012
Hamas and Israel are supposed to negotiate the opening of crossings under the terms of their ceasefire accord. Read more about Will the siege on Gaza finally be lifted?
the Galilee 26 November 2012
Palestinian Bedouin residents of Ramiya are being pressured by the Israeli government to leave their ancestral lands and relocate. Read more about Bedouins treated as "invisible citizens" vow to remain in Galilee