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Armed Israeli settler ‘hikes’ aren’t new — but they’re becoming deadly
A spate of recent killings have resulted from settlers trekking the West Bank under military escort, expanding Jewish presence at Palestinians’ expense.
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Aharon Porath
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Roei Kleitman
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Under Israel’s watch, Palestinian gangs are sowing chaos in the West Bank
By turning a blind eye to armed criminals while constraining Palestinian police, Israel is ‘engineering lawlessness’ to deepen its control over the territory.
By
Sami Sawalmeh
What’s behind Israel’s growing assault on West Bank healthcare
Seeking to push Palestinians off their land, Israel is targeting the infrastructure and the institutions long tied to the anti-colonial struggle.
By
Ghada Majadli
Israel is secretly surveilling its teachers. No prizes for guessing which ones
The Education Ministry is monitoring teachers online not only for ‘incitement’ but mere criticism of the state — and 3 out of 4 targeted are Arab.
By
Gil Gertel
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Israel’s genocidal government is dissolving. Its legacy is here to stay
ACRI head Noa Sattath reflects on four years of far-right rule, and the paradox of defending democratic institutions in an apartheid state.
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The taps have run dry in Jerusalem’s largest Palestinian neighborhood
Long neglected by the Jerusalem Municipality, Kufr ‘Aqab residents now receive only a few hours of water a week — and the authorities refuse to help.
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Noa Pinto
August 15, 2024
The daily battles to survive the Gaza genocide
Making tents out of aid parachutes, waiting days for a tin of beans, re-digging graves to bury more martyrs: here's what Palestinians have to overcome.
By
Yousef Aljamal
August 14, 2024
In Jenin and Tulkarem, Israel’s war on Palestinian armed resistance is failing
With army incursions and airstrikes deepening Palestinian resentment, Israel’s violent campaign in the West Bank is driving recruitment for militant groups.
By
Fatima AbdulKarim
August 14, 2024
Threatened by a moderate Iranian president, Israel is pulling him into a fight
Israel prefers hardline leaders to maintain a monolithic view of the enemy. Its assassination in Tehran now forces the reformist Pezeshkian into a corner.
By
Lior Sternfeld
August 13, 2024
In memory of journalist Ismail Al-Ghoul, Gaza City’s voice to the world
How do we continue with business as usual after another friend, and another icon of Palestinian journalism, was brutally killed by Israel for doing his job?
By
Mohammed R. Mhawish
August 7, 2024
Three Israeli army refusers: ‘We will not participate in genocide’
Conscientious objectors Yuval Moav, Itamar Greenberg, and Oryan Mueller explain why they are willing to go to jail in order to stand against the war.
By
Oren Ziv
August 7, 2024
‘We’ve lost everything, for what?’: Gazan anger at Hamas grows as war drags on
Palestinians in Gaza are willing to pay a price for liberation, but many question the rationale and lack of forethought behind Hamas’ October 7 attack.
By
Mahmoud Mushtaha
August 6, 2024
We’re already in a regional war. Only a Gaza ceasefire can end it
As long as Palestinians were the primary casualties, Israel’s allies indulged its military hubris. Now they fear the bitter fruits of their mistake.
By
Amjad Iraqi
August 6, 2024
In Washington’s streets, a new popular consensus on Palestine
While Congress cheered Netanyahu, grassroots mobilizations of the Democratic base marked a sharp break from the party’s support for Israel.
By
Ahmed Moor
August 5, 2024
‘Order from Amazon’: How tech giants are storing mass data for Israel’s war
The Israeli army is using Amazon’s cloud service to store surveillance information on Gaza’s population, while procuring further AI tools from Google and Microsoft for military purposes, an investigation reveals.
By
Yuval Abraham
August 4, 2024
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