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Telling the Palestinian story – 50 Palestinian women let their art do the talking
Since its opening two years ago, the Palestine Museum US, in Woodbridge, Connecticut, just outside New Haven, has given ample space to women artists. The prominent artist Samia Halaby, for….
The Palestinian artist jailed by Israel for the ‘crime’ of inspiring his people
Today he may be sitting and rotting in an Israeli cell, but in 2012 Palestinian graphic designer Hafez Omar’s posters were setting the internet alight. On Facebook in particular, his….
100-Plus LGBTQ Filmmakers to Boycott Israeli Festival
The group has signed a pledge not to participate in Tel Aviv’s TLVFest in “solidarity” with Palestinian homosexuals.
Athletes Take a Knee Against Israel’s Occupation
Two volleyball players at Brooklyn College are facing a torrent of abuse for protesting during the Israeli national anthem.
Let Our Colleague Eyal Weizman In!
Architect and Human Rights advocate Eyal Weizman should not be barred from entering the United States – Sign the Petition here!
Largest Malaysian University Ends Contract With Puma Over Support for Illegal Israeli Settlements
Puma sponsors the Israel Football Association (IFA), which includes settlement teams, and Puma’s exclusive licensee in Israel, Delta Galil is listed in the United Nations database of settlement companies.
UN Releases List of Companies Involved in the Israeli Occupation A Positive Yet Partial Step
The UN list of 112 companies involved in the Israeli occupation is an important step toward corporate accountability. However, its narrow focus and restrictive temporal frame leave out hundreds of complicit corporations and wider structures of dispossession.
At Columbia, Jewish Students Like Me are Caught in a Culture War
With the release of the Trump peace plan, it’s been made even clearer that the two-state solution is no more than a platitude — and international activism for Palestinian human….
Homeland Security Banned Forensic Architecture’s Director From Entry to US
Set to attend the opening of his exhibition at Miami’s Museum of Art and Design, Eyal Weizman was told by an officer at the US Embassy in London that his visa was revoked for triggering a “security algorithm.”