Cairo remains dependent on US aid, says scholar of Egyptian foreign policy
Making Egypt more critical towards Israel requires a “structural change” within Egypt itself.
Witness accounts of two Tulkarem teens' killings contradict Israel's version
Two Palestinian teenagers were killed while protesting at the death of Maysara Abuhamdia in Israeli custody.
Israeli firms shed crocodile tears for Palestinian workers
Business owners omit salient facts when claiming that a boycott of Israeli goods will harm Palestinians.
Hundreds of Gaza children blocked from visiting parents in prison
Almost a year after winning concessions from Israel, prisoners are still not allowed to see their offspring.
Youth move back to Palestinian village stolen from their families
About two dozen young people have moved into Iqrit, a village ethnically cleansed by Zionist forces in the 1940s.
We must never forget the massacre in Deir Yassin
Thirty-seven members of my grandmother’s family were killed by Zionist forces on 9 April 1948.
Book review: Rashid Khalidi shows how US got hired as Israel's lawyer
American diplomats were so eager to please Israel that they became “more royalist than the King.”
The right of return is a core issue for Palestinians; let's realize it
A conference in Boston this weekend will explore the practical steps towards achieving justice for Palestinian refugees.
Why do survivors of massacre by Israeli soldier face imprisonment?
Eden Natan Zada had murdered four Palestinians by the time he was confronted by locals in Shefa Amr, yet those accused of killing him could be jailed for many years.
BBC defends false claims linking Rachel Corrie to killings of Israeli soldiers
The BBC misinformed its audience in covering the Rachel Corrie case.
Sightseeing under siege: a "tourist map" for Gaza
A geographer has listed the attractions in Gaza City in a bid to show how friendly its people are.
The Month in Pictures: March 2013
A monthly roundup of photographs documenting Palestine, Palestinian life, politics and culture, and international solidarity with Palestine.
Dying prisoner treated cruelly by Israeli doctors over many years
Maysara Abuhamdia may only have days to live; he has long complained of “intentional negligence” by doctors “treating” Palestinian detainees.
Israel's siege tips Gaza waste management to crisis point
Gaza municipality uses donkey carts to collect 350 tons of waste daily.
Film review: Gaza love story triumphs over Israeli obstacles
Habibi splices an ancient romance with experiences of the second intifada.
"Trade not aid" focus of new attempt to break Gaza blockade
While the Freedom Flotilla tried to bring aid to the Strip, Gaza’s Ark seeks to export locally produced goods.
Resistance burns bright in hunger striker's village
More than 150 residents of Issawiyeh — home to Samer Issawi — have been arrested in the past few months.
Dheisheh camp "university" questions what it means to be a refugee
Campus on Campus participant believes refugee camps should be seen as “homelands.”
Israel “tried to banish me for 28 years,” says hunger striker Ayman Sharawna
During the last month of his protest, Sharawna’s captors only allowed him use the bathroom twice a day.
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has reneged on promises to Palestine
Egypt’s policies toward Gaza are a barometer of the country’s foreign policy independence since the fall of Mubarak.
