Nayef Khaled Nayef Al-Odat, died on January 26, 2023, from head wounds sustained from an Israeli airstrike on August 6, 2022 in the southern Gaza Strip. (Photo: Courtesy of the Al-Odat family)
Abdullah Marwan Juma’a Mousa, 17, left, and Wasim Amjad Aref Abu Jaes, 16, right, were killed by Israeli forces on January 26 in Jenin refugee camp in the northern occupied West Bank. (Photos: Courtesy of the Mousa and Abu Jaes families)
Heavily armed Israeli soldiers storm refugee camp and leave at least 16 wounded
News that the university had blocked a fellowship for the former head of Human Rights Watch stirred debate over academic freedom and donor influence.
Italian media described Stefania Costantini as an advocate for Palestinian rights, while Israel’s Shin Bet security service said she was arrested on suspicion of belonging to, and transferring funds to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
Israeli forces shot and killed 16-year-old Amer Ghazi Mahmoud Zeitoun in Balata refugee camp in the early morning of January 5, according to documentation collected by DCIP. (Photo: Courtesy of the Zeitoun family)
Harvard Kennedy School Dean Douglas W. Elmendorf faces calls for resignation after blocking former Human Rights Watch head Kenneth Roth from a fellowship at the school’s Carr Center for Human Rights. By Julian J. Giordano
Fuad Mahmoud Ahmad Abed, 17, (left) and Adam Issam Shaker Ayyad, 15, are the first two Palestinian children killed by Israeli forces in 2023. (Photos: Courtesy of the Abed and Ayyad families)
As part of its examination of the situation in the West Bank, the U.S. considers the rejection of visa applications for those suspected of violence and incitement to commit crimes against Palestinians, even if not convicted in court
A new report by ministers and senators seeks to lay the legal basis for outlawing Palestinian groups, and even banning maps of historic Palestine.
