The Electronic Intifada can exclusively reveal that Canadian engineering giant Bombardier has pulled out of a bid to expand and operate an Israeli tramway linking settlements in the occupied West….
Hundreds of homes were destroyed by Israeli attacks on the Strip, leaving many families homeless and dampening the mood for the holy month of fasting
On Thursday, during the last faculty meeting of the year, New York University Department of Social and Cultural Analysis faculty members voted overwhelmingly in favor of implementing a resolution of….
The Texas law requires contractors to certify that they don’t boycott Israel but a U.S. district judge said boycotts are protected free speech
Fatma Sleiman, a teacher from the village of Tuqu in the southern West Bank, was killed Thursday in a car accident. Witnesses said an Israeli truck hit her car. This….
The Reform movement in Israel’s advocacy arm is demanding that the city change the instructions it distributed, which violate the law
Controversial special issue of Israel Studies is slammed by some U.S. academics alleging pro-Israel bias, but co-editor rejects criticism as ‘ugly smear campaign’
1,400 students voted in favour of boycotting Israeli goods
On April 10, Omar Barghouti, a Palestinian human rights defender and a co-founder of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Movement for Palestinian rights, was denied entry into the United States at Ben Gurion Airport despite having valid travel documents.
Sajed Mizher, a volunteer paramedic, planned to arrive at school in time for a test. But as he walked over to a man wounded by a gunshot, he was shot himself
