Girl, interrupted – but free from Israeli prison
After almost 2 months in jail, Malak al-Khatib, 14, the youngest female Palestinian prisoner ever, has been released. She denies all charges against her.
Source: Haaretz
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Ariel University offers to pay researchers to add affiliation to publications
[Note by AURDIP : Ariel University is located in the illegal Israeli settlement of Ariel located in the occupied West Bank of Palestine.]
Council for Higher Education budget committee says it will investigate the matter.
New play puts spotlight on Israel’s 1948 War of Independence
Marat Parkhomovosky’s ‘1948’ is inspired by Benny Morris’ historical book about the formation of the state, and has triggered much discussion among audiences.
The year BDS became the number one concern for American Jews
[Note de l’AURDIP] Malgré un parti-pris clairement anti-BDS, cet article du Haaretz illustre le succès du boycott académique dans les campus américains et l’inquiétude qu’il suscite en Israël et parmi ses relais habituels dans les universités.
Ya’alon bans Palestinians from Israeli-run bus lines in West Bank, following settler pressure
Settlers have tried on multiple occasions to prevent Palestinian workers from commuting on these buses, and have released a video calling for them to be banned.
Israeli government plans to forcibly relocate 12,500 Bedouin
Plans to expel communities from land east of Jerusalem and move them to new town in Jordan Valley were drafted without consulting tribes.
Israel, a state of armed robbery
The Israeli regime is based on grabbing land and nurturing the apparatus that secures the plunder — the army, in the local argot.
Anti-war academics hold conference at Tel Aviv University
In response to Tel Aviv University’s recent letter “embrac[ing] the security forces” and threatening disciplinary action against students and employees expressing “hurtful and extremist statements” in social media, the university’s….
I am an Arab, Palestinian and citizen of Israel – I have the right to define my own identity
The State of Israel never accepted us as citizens with equal rights, writes filmmaker Suha Arraf. From the day the state was established, we were marked as the enemy and treated with racial discrimination in all areas of life. Why, then, am I expected to represent Israel with pride?
Psychologist to bereaved Gazans becomes one of them
A sequel to the article “Dutch nonagenarian returns Righteous Among the Nations medal after six relatives killed in Gaza” by Amira Hass (Haaretz, August 15, 2014).
Hassan Ziadah, who lost five members of his family last month, has been treating traumatized Palestinians since 1991.