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, by Haaretz
The Israel Defense Forces killed two boys Wednesday, ages 8 and 10, in a drone strike in the Palestinian village of Tammun, near Nablus. This strike was not a response to the October 7 Hamas attack, which has served as a pretext for Israel’s rules of engagement in Gaza ever since. Rather, it was (…)
, by HELLER Stanley
Reactions to the fall of the Assad regime - Unfortunately, the U.S. Left has been dominated by campist thinking, opposing the U.S. “camp” and then supporting the other camps, i.e. any state or movement that was in the bad graces of the U.S. empire. Call it a stunted, deformed anti-imperialism or (…)
, by Vahed Syndicate
The Syndicate of Workers of Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company demands the unconditional release of all imprisoned labour, teacher, student, and civil rights activists in Iran. The Syndicate specifically calls for the immediate release of its two imprisoned members, Ebrahim Madadi and Davood Razavi, (…)
, by Haaretz
It turns out that some people believe “we are living in an era of miracles” regarding not only to Gaza, but also the West Bank. While most Israelis view October 7 as the greatest disaster in the country’s history, some on the right see in it an opportunity, and even the beginning of the (…)
, by ACHCAR Gilbert
The Ramallah-based Palestinian Authority has decided to complement the onslaught launched by the Zionist armed forces in the West Bank in parallel with their invasion of the Gaza Strip...
It was only natural for the genocidal war launched by Israel on the Gaza Strip, in the wake of the (…)
, by LEVY Gideon
A man gestures as smoke rises from an Israeli strike as the Israeli military conducts operations inside the Gaza Strip as seen from southern Israel, Thursday.Credit: Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters
Etzel Haturki (At the Turk’s) is a well-known shawarma place in the central Israeli city of Or Yehuda, (…)
, by DAHER Joseph
The Syrian popular classes must organise to achieve the initial aspirations of the Syrian revolution.
Is the Egyptian coup model possible in Syria? Are the old regime and its remnants the main threat to Syria? Or is the main threat today that HTS and the regional and international forces (…)
, by BINYAMINI Hadas
Israeli leftists have been more divided and marginalized than ever since the October 7 assault, with joint Palestinian-Jewish struggle at a breaking point. Yet their sights remain set on long-term political change.
This past June, the news of a merger between two veteran Israeli political (…)
, by MAJADLI Hanin
The IDF is completing its expulsion of Palestinians from northern Gaza – an area that once housed a population the size of Tel Aviv’s. Residents who fled describe an unprecedented, brutal operation
“People were being starved and kept thirsty so they would be forced to evacuate,” Mohammed (…)
, by HASSON Nir
Sources in Gaza say distress is growing after repeated IDF operations on hospitals, increased looting of aid trucks and the effects of harsh winter weather. ’There’s a circle of people who are becoming weaker, hungrier and sicker,’ a humanitarian activist says
A wounded Palestinian is (…)
, by KHOURY Jack
Satellite images reveal how open areas in Gaza have turned into tent cities for people who have fled their homes. As floods wash away the tents, the displaced are left in the mud without shelter. Seven people, six of them babies, have already died from hypothermia
“I’ll die from the cold” is (…)
, by LEVY Gideon
The army invaded the Kamal Adwan Hospital compound in Beit Lahia early Tuesday morning and ordered all of the patients and the medical staff to evacuate.
Dozens of frightened people, some of them barely able to stand, crowded into the hospital yard in the cold Gaza night; then the soldiers (…)
, by Ahmed Ahmed
The attack on Kamal Adwan marks the culmination of a three-month campaign of ethnic cleansing and destruction in the northern city of Beit Lahiya.
Palestinians evacuate from northern Gaza amid Israel’s siege, December 4, 2024. (Omar El-Qattaa)
In the morning hours of Dec. 27, Israeli army (…)
, by KNELL Yolande
The little town of Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank has good reason to consider itself the capital of Christmas but this year it does not feel like it.
Reuters A baby Jesus figure was placed on top of a pile of rubble in Bethlehem’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, with sermons focusing on the (…)
, par NOVAK Yuli
Dear partners,
Last week, we launched a crowdfunding campaign calling for our community to support B’Tselem and take a stand for the truth. The responses have been incredibly uplifting.
We’re not alone in feeling the groundswell of support. Over the weekend, two donors contacted me after (…)
, par LEVY Gideon
Benjamin Netanyahu will not travel to Poland next month for the main ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp, over concern that he could be arrested on the basis of the warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court in The Hague. (…)
, by B’Tselem
For more than a year, the Israeli government has been crossing every moral red line. In Gaza, tens of thousands have been killed, including countless children, millions displaced, and the population systematically starved. In the West Bank, violent settlers are running rampage with full state (…)
, by FARAH Mariam
Political arrests of Palestinian women in Israel — who face strip-searches, blindfolding, and doxxing — aim to send the community a clear message.
Israeli police arrest a Palestinian woman in Karmiel, northern Israel, July 3, 2024. (David Cohen/Flash90)
The first time Palestinian actress (…)
, by LAZZARINI Philippe
Outrage over Israel’s attempt to dismantle our UN agency has largely petered out. The stakes are very high now
• Philippe Lazzarini is commissioner-general of Unrwa.
Workers on an Unrwa truck in Khan Yunis, Gaza, 3 December 2024. Photograph: Bashar Taleb/AFP/Getty Images
The UN agency (…)
, by SAMANTA Samiparna
Re-reading Etaf Rum’s ’A Woman is No Man’ in the current context reminds us that Arab-Palestinians have lived with painful, disfiguring histories of displacement for generations now.
Etaf Rum’s story begins in the 1990s in the hilly countryside of Birzeit – flocked by olive trees and mulberry (…)
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