Young Palestinian musicians challenge ‘system of oppression’
The Palestine Youth Orchestra is touring Europe, having conducted rehearsals via Skype because of travel restrictions.
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Fordham University Students Win Landmark Fight to Establish Palestine Club
Judge Orders University to Recognize Students for Justice in Palestine Club
Human Rights Groups Slam Microsoft for Investing in Israeli Face-recognition Company
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
‘Huge win for Palestinian activism’: Canadian court rules settlement wines can’t be labeled “Product of Israel”
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….
Editors Apologize After Israel Studies Publication Accused of anti-BDS, pro-Israel Bias
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
Matloub: The online initiative helping people around the world donate books to Palestine
A new online project will help libraries in Palestine connect with book donors worldwide. We speak to the people behind the inspiring initiative
Most Popular University for Arab Israelis Is in the West Bank
Jenin’s Arab American University enrolled 6,215 Israeli Arabs, beating the former favorite University of Haifa
Israel Begins Demolition of 70 Homes in Palestinian-controlled East Jerusalem Neighborhood
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
Contrary to military statement: ‘Abd a-Rahman a-Shteiwi, 9, was shot in the head with live ammunition
B’Tselem investigation published today proves a soldier fired live ammunition, hitting ‘Abd a-Rahman a-Shteiwi, 9, in the head. A-Shteiwi was injured last week while playing in the entrance to a home in Kafr Qadum during the weekly demonstration in the village. Now hospitalized in critical condition, he is the latest victim of the reckless open-fire policy that allows soldiers to use live fire even when neither they nor anyone else is in any danger.
This Israeli Face-recognition Startup Is Secretly Tracking Palestinians
This Israeli Face-recognition Startup Is Secretly Tracking Palestinians