This Israeli Face-recognition Startup Is Secretly Tracking Palestinians
This Israeli Face-recognition Startup Is Secretly Tracking Palestinians
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This Israeli Face-recognition Startup Is Secretly Tracking Palestinians
Short-term tourist visas and refusals to extend them are routine obstacles, but the West Bank’s Birzeit University is now fighting back
Police Evict Palestinian Family From East Jerusalem Home, Handing It to Settlers
In First, European Academic Association Cancels Upcoming Conference in Israel
It’s hard to determine exactly when the term “a different Germany” entered Israel’s public discourse – or who introduced it. Journalist David Witzthum, who recently published a book about Israel’s….
The European Union sought clarifications from Israel nearly a year ago. A meeting on the matter is finally due to take place next week
Living in legal limbo for more than 40 years, Maryam Ibrahim has not been allowed to live in her native West Bank village of Beit Furik with her husband and in recent years, Israel hasn’t allowed her to visit
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
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….