Gaza City 28 January 2015
Sixteen media workers were killed during Israel’s summer attack on Gaza. Read more about "I always thought I'd be next to die": Gaza journalists reflect on a bloody 2014
28 January 2015
A new edition of Avi Shlaim’s book on the 1956 invasion of Egypt is solid, but not much has been updated. Read more about Israel's conspiracy to invade Nasser's Egypt
Ramallah 23 January 2015
Both Israel’s economic warfare and the Palestinian Authority’s neoliberal policies have widened income inequality. Read more about Teachers forced to equip schools at own expense as austerity bites West Bank
Khan Younis 19 January 2015
People in Gaza have only six hours of electricity per day. Read more about Gaza struggles to cope with siege and storms
8 January 2015
A new book describes how Israel tries — and fails — to quell resistance. Read more about Why Israel will never control Palestinian minds
Jerusalem 18 December 2014
Placing the village of Issawiyeh under siege has not stopped local youth from resisting Israel’s occupation. Read more about Two unequal worlds in Israeli-occupied Jerusalem
16 December 2014
Moves to “recognize Palestine” and co-opt the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement aim to guarantee Israel’s survival as a racist state. Read more about Recognizing Palestine, BDS and the survival of Israel
Gaza City 10 December 2014
Israel continues to hinder independent investigations into possible war crimes. Read more about How Gaza families were given just ten minutes' warning of Israeli attacks
2 December 2014
If Israeli apartheid falls, it will not just be a victory for Palestine, but a taste of liberation for the whole world. Read more about Israel's fear of boycott rooted in tactic's historic victories against colonialism
14 November 2014
The former UN special rapporteur on Palestine excoriates the pro-Israel bias of The New York Times in his new book. Read more about The moral clarity of Richard Falk