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The photos that once helped save Masafer Yatta from expulsion
In 1999, images of Palestinian lives being upended generated enough pressure to enable families to return home. Now, they live in fear of the next expulsion.
By
Basil Adra
March 21, 2023
Why did the army shut down a Palestinian village? So settlers could pray in it
Israeli soldiers blocked all movement into and out of A-Tuwani except for settlers, while forcing Palestinian residents into their homes at gunpoint.
By
Ali Awad
August 17, 2022
The Israeli left has broken the Nakba taboo. Will the right of return be next?
The past year has seen many left-wing Israeli groups looking beyond the occupation to confront the legacies of 1948, but they remain divided over redressing the exile of Palestinian refugees through return.
By
Ben Reiff
June 23, 2022
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Israel wiped out a Palestinian-German family. Germany refuses to investigate
Germany refuses to probe Israel's killing of seven members of the Kilani family in the 2014 Gaza war, despite five of them having their German citizenship.
By
Hebh Jamal
June 22, 2022
‘It’s a nightmare I can’t shake’: The lives robbed by Israel’s Gaza assault
In a new B'Tselem report, Palestinians recount how their loved ones were killed by Israel's bombing campaign in May. Here are four of their testimonies.
By
Orly Noy
October 21, 2021
Israel’s top news show falsely accuses +972 writer of framing settlers for arson
Channel 12 claims Basil al-Adraa set a structure on fire during a settler pogrom on a Palestinian village. The evidence shows absolutely nothing of the sort.
By
Oren Ziv
October 7, 2021
Why Shin Bet torturers don’t have to worry about punishment
By clearing the Shin Bet for the brutal interrogation of a Palestinian detainee, the attorney general played his part in masking Israel's approval of torture.
By
Yael Stein
February 2, 2021
Why did Israel’s Hebrew media ignore B’Tselem’s apartheid statement?
While B'Tselem's declaration of Israel as an apartheid state received major coverage across the world, Israel's Hebrew media was almost entirely silent.
By
Oren Persico
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The Seventh Eye
January 14, 2021
Why B’Tselem is calling Israel an apartheid regime, from the river to the sea
One of Israel's top human rights groups recognizes the occupation cannot be viewed in isolation from the goal of Jewish supremacy inside the Green Line.
By
Orly Noy
January 12, 2021
One lynching tells the story of Israel’s racial pyramid
The acquittal of the two Israelis in the lynching of an Eritrean asylum seeker reveals just how deeply white supremacism is entrenched in Israel's political establishment.
By
Orly Noy
July 21, 2020
To understand the violence of Israel’s occupation, know these 30 stories
Violence and whitewashing are the double helix of the occupation's DNA. Here are 30 stories of Palestinians killed or harmed by its brutality, collected by B'Tselem over three decades. And they’re just the tip of the iceberg.
By
Hagai El-Ad
December 10, 2019
Israel killed 222 Gaza protestors since 2018. Only one soldier has been indicted
As Othman Hiles began climbing the Gaza fence, an Israeli soldier opened fire and killed the unarmed boy. The soldier’s sentence? Community service.
By
Eyal Sagiv
November 6, 2019
Israeli army knew it was unnecessarily killing Gaza protesters in real time
The Israeli army admits that it secretly changed its policy once it realized that shooting unarmed protesters in the leg was lethal. Rights group says the revelation is an admission that Israel was killing protesters without any justification. The Israeli military reportedly changed open-fire regulations for its snipers deployed along the Israel-Gaza fence after it…
By
Edo Konrad
July 24, 2019
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