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Even if Israel considers settlement outposts to be illegal, it is still facilitating their construction.

Translator Moe Ali Nayel was shocked by the arrogance of a recent group of Harvard students interviewing in Sabra refugee camp.

A three-year probe may not have led to a criminal prosecution but it shows that cooperating with Israel carries that risk.

One day after visiting Palestine, Brazilian politician Tarso Genro signed a deal with Israeli arms firm Elbit.

Residents of Deir Jarir and Silwad are holding regular protests against Israel’s theft of their land.

Palestinians forced to flee Damascus are trying to survive on help from charities in Cairo.

Feds assumed ADL reports were passed on to Israeli government.

Norwegian government and Amnesty International co-sponsor “human rights” forum produced by group funded by big donors to Islamophobes who were cited by murderer.

Journalist finds out how those she photographed are coping months after the attacks.

Counter-demonstrators attacked last year’s event marking the anniversary of the dispossession of Palestine

An employee describes the claims on a promotional video by the fizzy drink firm as “lies.”

A group that rose with US government and Israel lobby funding during the early stages of the Iraq war incubated the controversial new website “Free Arabs.”

Versailles court dismisses appeal over French corporations’ involvement in Jerusalem light rail project.

One participant in Palestine Through Graphics was interrogated for 12 hours; her “crime” involved dropping a piece of paper in an Israeli-owned store.

A monthly roundup of photographs documenting Palestine, Palestinian life, politics and culture, and international solidarity with Palestine.

Iyad Hayatleh, a Palestinian poet raised in Damascus and now living in Britain, teamed up with Scottish literary figure Tessa Ransford.

Jews must renounce Birthright because we have no right to apartheid and colonialism.

Israel wants community near Jerusalem to live “like sardines in a tin.”

Satellite helps connect refugee children across the Middle East.

Samer Issawi has won a pledge to be allowed return to Jerusalem, after refusing Israel’s offers of exile.