For over four months, the Israeli Antiquities Authority and the settler NGO Elad excavated in East Jerusalem in an effort to find the most ancient and significant pool in Jerusalem’s history. It is possible that the lack of findings will require to redraw maps of ancient Jerusalem
Columbia University’s plans to open a learning center in Israel is being criticized by faculty members.
The army claims that the soldiers had intelligence that a weapon belonging to a wanted man was stored in the car, and only broke into it after the father refused to give them the keys. The father, however, says the soldiers did not contact him beforehand, and hit him after he tried to stop them from damaging the car which is used to transport his disabled daughter
17-year-old Mohammad Fayez Mohammad Awadat (Bilhan) is the 18th Palestinian child killed by Israeli forces in 2023, according to evidence collected by DCIP. (Photo: Courtesy of the Awadat family)
Nura Gheith Sub Laban has lived in the same home in the Muslim Quarter since she was born. From 1967, she’s been on a Kafkaesque journey paved with lawsuits and harassment with only one goal: to kick her out
Eyewitnesses say 20 gunshots were heard being fired in less than a minute shortly after Tarawih prayer in the evening
The next Bisan Lecture webinar will take place on Wednesday, April 12th at 7pm Palestine time* (7pm Central European Time, 1pm US Eastern time). We will have the pleasure to welcome Prof. Nergis Mavalvala (MIT) who will speak (in English with simultaneous Arabic translation for those who wish) on The Warped Universe: the quest to discover Einstein’s elusive gravitational waves. You can register for the webinar by clicking here!
Detained after being shot by Israeli forces, Palestinian boys recount their suffering as prison officials and soldiers deny them urgent medical care Palestinian children detained by Israeli forces after being….
Independent probe commisssioned by George Washington University concludes no evidence to support antisemitism claims against Lara Sheehi
Organizers cited the ‘worrisome and tense situation’ in Israel; University president warns: This is an immediate example of what else could happen to academia
