Israeli forces bulldoze UN compound in occupied East Jerusalem.

Israel Antiquities Authority takes part in new Brussels-approved project.

When my father evacuated to Italy I was hopeful my family would be next; my hope is now fading.

The horrors being imposed on Gaza today are a model for repression elsewhere.

We talk to Mohammad Marandi, cover resistance in Gaza, UK hunger strikes, pro-Palestine backlash in Australia and much more.

A writer returns to Gaza City to ring in 2026 only to find that the city is not what it used to be. 

Nearly 2 million people have been forcibly displaced in Gaza and 1.3 million are without adequate shelter as the cold bites.

Julie Norman accepts post with Chatham House, which counts BAE Systems as a major donor.

At least 100 children killed during “ceasefire” period.

We talk to Justin Podur about imperialism and collaborators and US “victories.”. Palestine’s resistance salutes Venezuela. Ali Abunimah wins a court victory in Switzerland and more.

The Israeli military has begun the first stretch of a $1.7 billion project to build a wall running from the occupied Golan Heights to Eilat, slicing through the occupied West Bank.

Pro-Israel extremists perpetrated violence, intimidation and harassment targeting Palestinian, Arab, Muslim activists, state finds.

No information offered about Awad Nofal, a father of seven with a heart condition who was captured by Israeli forces in January 2024.

Israel refuses to disclose the number of people it has abducted, bodies it still holds or has bundled into mass graves.

Abuses by Israel-linked Fedpol director Nicoletta della Valle led to my illegal arrest so I couldn’t talk about Gaza.

The New York Times downplays anti-Palestinian racism and a genocidal chant at a New York City demonstration.

A monthly digest of key developments in Palestine showcasing powerful images by photojournalists.

Bombings, drone strikes and artillery shellings accelerate.

Imprisoned by Israel for years, Mahmoud al-Arda, Ahmad al-Dahidi and Muhammad Imran were deported to Egypt upon their release. 

The author narrates her journey accompanying her sister to register at university.