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The morning after Israel's second election of the year failed to offer clarity about who exactly will form the next government, or whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will remain in office. ... → Read More
2018 marks the 70th anniversary of the Nakba, meaning ‘catastrophe' in Arabic. So, what was the Nakba – and what is its significance today?... → Read More
A week on from Israel's deadly crackdown on Palestinian protests in the occupied Gaza Strip on Land Day it is clear that the killing of demonstrators constituted a case of pre-meditated murder. The ... → Read More
Last week, a Knesset committee approved a final version of the controversial 'Jewish nation state' bill, sending it to the plenum for its three readings before becoming law. Some Israelis have ... → Read More
Pro-Israel groups in Britain are facing resistance in their attempts to use a controversial definition of anti-Semitism to stifle Palestine solidarity activism. Concerns over free speech are being hee... → Read More
For those who always saw a so-called two-state solution as a means of preserving Israel as a ‘Jewish and democratic' ethno-state, goodbye is the hardest word to say. As the Israeli government c... → Read More
So, one year on, what can conclusions can we draw - and what impact has a Trump administration had?... → Read More
There is a phrase in Hebrew which literally translates as ‘shoots and cries'. As explained by literature scholar Karen Grumberg, 'the Zionist solider, a man with a conscience, loathes violence b... → Read More
The Israeli Supreme Court has been accused of redefining torture so as to permit it after a major new ruling was greeted with dismay by local and international human rights groups. Last week the cour... → Read More
The First Intifada is typically dated from 9 December 1987. It involved many forms of civil disobedience, including: massive demonstrations, general strikes, refusal to pay taxes, boycotts of Israe... → Read More
In comparison to the focus on opposition to the move and its possible ramifications, relatively little has been said about why Donald Trump's administration has decided to recognise Jerusalem as Isr... → Read More
In an unprecedented development, Amnesty International has pledged to consider whether the Israeli government is committing the crime of apartheid in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt). This ... → Read More
The selected writings in Ella Shohat's book, 'On the Arab-Jew, Palestine, and Other Displacements' span a period of more than 30 years, and offer a richly rewarding panorama of the famed postcol... → Read More
It is easy enough to understand why an ambitious politician like Priti Patel would have wanted to court Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI), described this week by The Jewish Chronicle's reporter M... → Read More
Following a year of build-up, the Balfour Declaration centenary has now come and gone. After the campaigns, events, articles and protests, I want to take a moment to make a few observations about how ... → Read More
The 100-year anniversary of the Balfour Declaration is many things, but it should not pass without observing how, in 2017, Israel's friends are still justifying the Zionist project with the same lex... → Read More
The Charity Commission has warned that making grants to Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) could potentially constitute a breach of the Geneva Conventions Act of 1957, in ... → Read More
Last month saw yet another attack on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), the body supporting Palestinian refugees in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) and wider region. 'Ne... → Read More
Senior Israeli officials who are against a two-state solution... → Read More
The Popular Conference for Palestinians Abroad (PCPA), the European Palestinian Conference (EPC), and a number of other groups have launched a campaign called 'Balfour: A Colonial Project', in the... → Read More