UNESCO to consider Palestinian village's fate
18 June 2014
World Heritage Recognition may be last line of defense for West Bank village threatened with destruction by Israel’s wall. Read more about UNESCO to consider Palestinian village's fate
UN statehood bid
Nablus court jails man for depicting Abbas as soccer star
Ramallah 14 March 2013
In an unprecedented move, Anas Saad Awad has been convicted of a crime after posting a satirical image on Facebook. Read more about Nablus court jails man for depicting Abbas as soccer star
UN move was meaningless if PA not serious about taking Israel to international court, says Al-Haq head
19 December 2012
On Human Rights Day, Shawan Jabarin discusses the Palestinian statehood vote and Israel’s attacks on journalists. Read more about UN move was meaningless if PA not serious about taking Israel to international court, says Al-Haq head
Canada's tax dollars aid Israel's divide and rule tactics
14 December 2012
Reports that Stephen Harper’s government is about to stop giving “aid” to the Palestinian Authority should be treated with skepticism. Read more about Canada's tax dollars aid Israel's divide and rule tactics
What is an observer state, anyway? A quick lesson on the statehood bid
29 November 2012
Mom breaks down the UN bid, in case you needed an analogy for this monumental, historic moment. Read more about What is an observer state, anyway? A quick lesson on the statehood bid
Play satirizes how aid donors sideline Palestinians
Jenin refugee camp 1 July 2012
A new play addresses the Palestinian Authority’s addiction to “green medicine” — the $1 billion in foreign aid it receives annually. Read more about Play satirizes how aid donors sideline Palestinians