On the southwestern end of the Tohono O’odham Nation’s reservation, roughly 1 mile from a barbed-wire barricade marking Arizona’s border with the Mexican state of Sonora, Ofelia Rivas leads me….
Rashida Tlaib thwarted Israel’s attempt to take credit for a special ‘humanitarian gesture.’ She may have paid a price as a granddaughter, but she also prevented a new precedent in Israel’s boycott law
The Palestine Youth Orchestra is touring Europe, having conducted rehearsals via Skype because of travel restrictions.
Judge Orders University to Recognize Students for Justice in Palestine Club
Activists point to ‘problematic’ political context of Microsoft’s investment in startup company AnyVision, which sells the Israeli army technology used in the West Bank
A federal judge in Canada ruled earlier this week in favor of pro-Palestine activists that wines produced in Israeli settlements in the West Bank should not be able to carry….
The controversial special issue of Israel Studies, dedicated to pushing back against anti-Zionism, led to the resignation of 11 members of its editorial board
A new online project will help libraries in Palestine connect with book donors worldwide. We speak to the people behind the inspiring initiative
Jenin’s Arab American University enrolled 6,215 Israeli Arabs, beating the former favorite University of Haifa
Forces deploy at dawn days after top court approves order to evict Wadi Hummus residents, in a move activists are concerned sets a precedent to affect thousands
