Israel seizes mobile classrooms in Palestinian village on eve of new school year
Trailers were to serve first- through fourth-graders; incident marks fourth such raid on West Bank villages in last two weeks
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Trailers were to serve first- through fourth-graders; incident marks fourth such raid on West Bank villages in last two weeks
Several acts drop out after Pop-Kultur festival publishes embassy’s logo on website as part of 500 euros it contributed to help fund Israeli artists’ costs
Meet the man who performed Palestine’s first-ever artificial heart transplant
All those who seek permission are patients whom the Palestinians have allowed to leave Gaza and for whom they’ve committed to pay
Israel’s High Court agreed to prevent the two 16-year-old musicians with Russian citizenship from leaving: ‘It should be noted that the musical development is not necessarily dependent on location’
What is a poem, what is a translation and who is a translator: The trial of an Israeli from the Galilee exposes regrettable aspects of local culture
They’ve given up trying to sleep in the suffocating heat, but that’s not all Gazans are giving up hope for: “The war is coming. I’m beginning to believe I’m going to die before I even experience living.”
A young fellow tied to a tree and set on fire. A woman and an old man shot in back. Girls lined up against a wall and shot with a submachine gun. The testimonies collected by filmmaker Neta Shoshani about the massacre in Deir Yassin are difficult to process even 70 years after the fact.
The Palestinian village of Sarura was destroyed in 1997 and its residents have not returned for fear of settler violence. Dozens of Jewish volunteers from the U.S., Canada and Australia have joined Palestinian activists in renovating it
Netherlands’ Foreign Ministry requested Israel return equipment it confiscated, valued at over 40,000 euro; Israel failed to hand out demolition orders in advance