Testimonies reflect systematic policy, rather than isolated incidents, says human rights groups.

Peter Oborne discusses new book on how Britain aided and abetted Israel’s genocide. Editors discuss Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral victory in New York, as well as why the US still can’t find a way around undefeated Hamas in Gaza. Jon Elmer examines Gaza resistance salutations of Yemeni support operations, and more.

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

Israel deports foreign activists participating in West Bank olive harvest.

Sean Middlebrough says he and fellow Palestine Action activists were “kidnapped” by British counter-terrorism police at the point of a gun.

Israeli army, settlers carry out nearly 2,400 attacks in occupied West Bank in October.

The ceasefire agreement simply means that Israel is able to do whatever it wants.

Dutch authorities have tried to explain why two criminal cases involving Israeli football hooligans were dismissed from prosecution. Their statements are inconsistent, contradictory and incomplete.

Dublin’s defense of Palestinian rights rings hollow.

The news of my pregnancy was a shock, but I have come to see it as a blessing.

Gaza teachers face unthinkable scenarios when their students are injured in Israeli attacks and suffer from famine.

Genocide survivor Eman Alhaj Ali says Palestinians want dignity, not pity. New footage of Yahya Sinwar during battle and more.

Bombarded Palestinians in Gaza face hazards both visible and invisible.

L. Brent Bozell III spread beheaded babies lie.

I wanted to die instead of admitting I couldn't help my cousins.

International silence during continued bombing of Gaza an “unforgivable moral and humanitarian failure,” civil defense says.

Thousands of Palestinian remain displaced after Israel decimated entire neighborhoods.

Settlers emboldened by government with ambitions for annexation.

Baby Razan was named after her grandmother, who died of starvation.

Gaza City is determined to rebuild, but promises of aid and equipment are already being broken, says Asem Alnabih.