EU research funds flow to Israel despite outrage over Gaza war
Israeli organisations, some linked to the military, have received more than $250m since the war on Gaza began.
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‘My hands are paralyzed from torture’: Gazans reveal horrors of Ofer Camp
Inmates at Israel’s shadowy new facility face non-stop abuse — from deadly beatings and electric shocks, to constant handcuffing and skin diseases.
Just twelve trucks distribute food and water in North Gaza Governorate in 2.5 months
Barefoot children forced to search through rubbish for food scraps across Gaza
NYU professors barred from buildings say school is caving to pressure on Gaza
After joining pro-Palestinian sit-in, Andrew Ross and Sonya Posmentier were declared ‘personae non gratae’
‘Everything is gone’: how Israeli forces destroyed Jabaliya refugee camp
A chronicle of Jabaliya’s destruction, using eyewitness accounts, satellite imagery and video footage
Israel accused of act of genocide over restriction of Gaza water supply
Human Rights Watch says Israeli forces have acted deliberately to cut availability of clean water
Complaint filed against Franco-Israeli soldier: the French judiciary must open an investigation
Hundreds of Israeli soldiers allegedly involved in international crimes in Gaza have dual French-Israeli citizenship. However, no investigation has yet been opened in France. Our organisations call for the immediate opening of an investigation against one of them, Yoel. O.
Human Rights Prize Awarded to Israeli in Tel Aviv, Palestinian at IDF Checkpoint
Israeli laureate Maoz Inon accepted his Franco-German human rights prize in the French ambassador’s Tel Aviv residence, while Palestinian activist Issa Amro received his on the street outside an Israeli military checkpoint, calling it ‘a small taste of life under occupation’
Bisan Lecture Series: The Israeli Society and the War: a conversation with Orly Noy
We are very excited to have Orly Noy for the next installment of the Bisan Lecture Series, on Wednesday December 18th, at 7PM Palestine time. Register here to get the Zoom link!
‘We Give Them 48 Hours to Leave’: Israel’s Plans to Transfer Gazans Go Back 60 Years
In the 1960s and 1970s, left-wing governments of Israel proposed plans to ‘thin’ the population of the Gaza Strip. A perusal of the minutes of meetings reveals that their ideas don’t differ much from those of today’s far-right government