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Permissive airstrikes on non-military targets and the use of an artificial intelligence system have enabled the Israeli army to carry out its deadliest war on Gaza, a +972 and Local Call investigation reveals.
The Israeli army’s expanded authorization for bombing non-military targets, the (...)
The truth is that the current aggression against Gaza constitutes, in the clearest possible form, a genocidal war that includes mass murder and “ethnic cleansing”, two crimes against humanity in the classification of international law. These crimes exceed qualitatively everything committed by (...)
As settlers rampage, Israeli and international activists are struggling to leverage their relative privilege to protect Palestinians in the West Bank.
On October 12th, five Israeli activists with the anti-occupation group Ta’ayush traveled to the West Bank village of Wadi a-Seeq. Over the (...)
Israeli anti-apartheid and BDS activist Ofer Neiman discusses: Is Israel boxed into a corner militarily in Gaza? The special role that Gaza City plays in Gaza itself and how that relates to the overall military perspectives. (An important point that we outside of Palestine are often unaware (...)
The second part of this text was to be written in the wake of the first . This was not possible. Three weeks later, it is no longer time to pick up where the presentation left off. We have to start again from the present, but the approach remains the same. The floor was given at length to the (...)
Orphans are multiplying in the streets, the bombing survivors are traumatized and once the truce ends, everybody knows death may fall again from the sky at any moment. Many are left without medicine, and there is also almost no clean water or food.
As the scene of trucks carrying so-called (...)
Palestinians are using the lull in fighting to stock up on supplies and check on their homes and families throughout Gaza. For many, it’s terrible news.
Photo: Palestinians returning to their homes during a ceasefire, east of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, November 24, 2023. (Atia (...)
On 24, 25, and 26 November 2023, 117 Palestinian women and child detainees were released by Israeli occupation authorities as part of a prisoner’s exchange accompanying the start of the four-day temporary truce in the Gaza Strip. Among those released are 30 women and 87 children from the (...)
Almost two days without the incessant roar of fighter jets, the invasive hum of drones, and the thunder of explosions and rocket launches allowed the residents of the Gaza Strip to sleep without disturbance and fear, for the first time in the past seven weeks.
This was immediately evident in (...)
After Likud Minister Shlomo Karhi proposed financial penalties against Haaretz for what he termed ’lying, defeatist propaganda,’ prominent journalists slam the Netanyahu government’s latest attack on the free press in Israel.
Israel’s Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi submitted a (...)
The list of Palestinians slated to be exchanged for Israelis should provoke reflection over the role of mass imprisonment in the occupation.
Earlier today, Israel and Hamas finalized the details of an agreement to pause hostilities in the Gaza Strip nearly seven weeks into the war. The deal (...)
Against overwhelming calls for revenge in Israel following Hamas’ assault, relatives of victims and hostages are among the loudest advocates for a full ceasefire and a new approach with the Palestinians.
Since the atrocities committed by Hamas in southern Israel on October 7, calls for (...)
In seeking the historical origins of the October 7 debacle, we must go back to the decisions made by the premier a decade ago
Police face off with settlers refusing to leave a synagogue rooftop in the central Gaza Strip, August 2005.Credit: Yossi Zamir / GPO
Since the October 7 massacre, (...)
The Israeli prime minister’s zigzags are par for the course, but what seems to have changed his mind this time is public pressure, his meeting with the hostage families and the positions taken by the IDF, the Shin Bet and the Mossad
Without a doubt, a four-day cease-fire, including a (...)
As delivered.
NEW YORK, November 22, 2023 – “Excellencies,
“Thank you to Ambassador Nusseibeh, Ambassador Zhang Jun, and Ambassador Frazier for bringing us together to speak about the worsening situation for children in the State of Palestine and Israel.
“I would also like to thank this (...)
This is a conversation about the unity of the Palestinian and Israeli peoples. The Greek libertarian journal Aftoleksi interviewed George Mehrabian, a person of Lebanese descent living in Athens, who translated the book “Israel and the Palestinian Struggle for Self-determination” into Greek. (...)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a press conference at IDF headquarters in Tel Aviv, Israel, last month.Credit: Abir Sultan / AP
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was given updates from the Israel Defense Forces’ Military Intelligence Directorate concerning the possibility of a (...)
Seeing the Gaza war as a golden hour to fulfill their West Bank ambitions, Israeli settlers have chased out entire Palestinian communities in Area C.
At 10 p.m. on Oct. 13, I received a phone call from Amer Abu Awad, a Palestinian resident of Khirbet Al-Radeem, a small rural community south (...)
JVP welcomes reports of a temporary cessation in violence and return of Israeli and Palestinian women and children as a first step, and calls for a permanent ceasefire.
A permanent ceasefire is urgently needed to save lives. In response to the call from Palestinian civil society, historic (...)
A second WHO-led joint UN mission, working in collaboration with the Palestine Red Crescent Society, earlier today evacuated 31 babies from Al-Shifa Hospital in northern Gaza, to a hospital in southern Gaza. The severely ill babies were transported in 6 ambulances supplied and staffed by the (...)
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