Israel killed the fathers of 12 children from the same class.

European Commission indicates that 2024 appeal by Ireland and Spain was allowed to gather dust.

We speak with Craig Mokhiber about the Gaza Tribunal. Ex-Biden officials cash in on genocide. A rare glimpse into resistance tunnels. Who are Israel’s new collaborators in Gaza? And Israel’s reputation plummets worldwide

Weapons made in Hyderabad are fueling the Gaza genocide.

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

More than 100 Palestinians have been killed and nearly 500 injured while seeking meager portions of food parcels.

New signs of hate on Jerusalem Day.

The ritual sacrifices that mark Eid al-Adha are mostly absent from Gaza this year.

Joining global trend, more than half of Americans now view Israel negatively.

PA leader is attempting to extend his fragile rule to Palestinian communities abroad where he has no authority and even less legitimacy.

Sven Koopmans was enthusiastic about keeping in touch with genocide advocates.

Israel fired missiles at my brother and his two friends in Khan Younis; my brother survived, but his friends were killed.

We speak with journalist Jeremy Scahill, hear from Donya Abu Sitta in Gaza about the sham Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, celebrate Asa Winstanley’s legal victory and more.

Palestinian detainees have long complained of abuse in Israeli incarceration but 7 October turned prison into a “slaughterhouse.”

A global awakening of public opposition to the genocide puts pressure on university administrations.

Abubaker Abed and Ali Abunimah speak from Dublin, where pressure is mounting for the government to act against Israel’s genocide. Lawyer Franck Magennis talks about Zionism’s end, and much more.

Judge rules Asa Winstanley’s devices were unlawfully seized.

Before the genocide, walking the streets of Gaza was an act of healing. Now, it is a confrontation with pain.

Expired antibiotics were the only treatment available to my cousin after a rat bit him.

Abbas’ ‘sons of dogs’ remark met with fury as people worry over deepening emotional and political divide.