Palestinian schools in Jerusalem strike over Israel-imposed books
Hundreds of Palestinian schools strike in protest at Israeli efforts to impose censored Palestinian textbooks.
Hundreds of Palestinian schools strike in protest at Israeli efforts to impose censored Palestinian textbooks.
The soldiers can be seen busting down doors and rummaging through documents. They casually take selfies and mockingly distribute business cards.
CCTV footage from an Israeli raid last month on the leading Palestinian human rights group sheds new light on the operation and challenges the official narrative about why the organization was targeted.
Israeli forces shot and killed Palestinian teenager Oday Salah in the northern occupied West Bank district of Jenin on Thursday morning. Since the beginning of the year, Israel has killed 149 Palestinians, 34 in the Jenin area.
Despite what international law says, the Israeli public has internalised the notion that, by definition, there is no legitimate Palestinian struggle for national liberation
Deutsche Welle’s new code of conduct marks the latest Israel-related crackdown on free speech in German public life.
Internal memos show Meta deemed attacks on Ukrainian civilians “newsworthy” — prompting claims of a double standard among Palestine advocates.
The first Bisan Lecture webinar of the new academic year will take place on Wednesday, September 14 at 7pm Palestine time (6pm Central European Time, 12 noon US Estern time). The preeminent Palestinian historical sociologist, Prof. Salim Tamari (Birzeit University and Institute for Palestine Studies) will speak on “Autobiographic Narratives of the Great War and the Creation of the New Middle East.”
Farah Maraqa was dismissed along with six other Arab employees of Deutsche Welle after being accused of anti-Semitism.
Ahead of imprisonment, four conscientious objectors share their reasons for refusing conscription and their hopes of inspiring opposition to apartheid.
Israel’s new regulations will also cut the duration of spouse visas, as well as capping the amount of foreign students and lecturers in the West Bank