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Ahmad Khalifa wearing an ankle bracelet during house arrest, Haifa, Israel, June 4, 2024.(Oren Ziv)

In first, Israel convicts Palestinian citizens for chanting slogans

A Haifa court found two men guilty of ‘indirect incitement to terrorism’ after they joined an anti-war protest. Lawyers warn it sets a dangerous precedent.

By Baker Zoubi May 20, 2026

Palestinian and Jewish citizens of Israel attend a protest against rising violent crime in Palestinian society, in Tel Aviv, January 31, 2026. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Why a Palestinian protest in Tel Aviv exposed the limits of Israeli solidarity

A mass demonstration against organized crime showed that Palestinian suffering can be acknowledged — so long as it is stripped of any political meaning.

By Samah Watad February 4, 2026

Palestinian citizens of Israel protest against Israel's genocide in Gaza, in the northern city of Sakhnin, July 25, 2025. (Jamal Awad/Flash90)

From Sakhnin to Ramallah, a new wave of Palestinian popular struggle takes root

Amid growing outrage over Gaza, protests and hunger strikes mark a renewed Palestinian movement determined to bridge division and sustain resistance.

By Awad Abdelfattah August 6, 2025

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Protesters march through the streets of Haifa calling for an end to Israel's war on Gaza, May 31, 2025. (Yahel Gazit)

In Haifa, where ‘coexistence’ requires silence about Israel’s war crimes

Last Saturday, I joined thousands in the streets to protest the genocide. But the ensuing backlash has made me question whether I'm welcome in my own city.

By Ghousoon Bisharat June 6, 2025

Palestinian citizens of Israel confront Israeli police officers during a demonstration in solidarity with Gaza and Jerusalem, downtown Haifa, May 9, 2021. (Mati Milstein)

Against the horror, Palestinians are still rising

Even in the face of lynch mobs and state violence, Palestinians cannot afford to have Israel's settler-colonial rule go back to 'normal.'

By Amjad Iraqi May 13, 2021

Israeli settlers and soldiers seen after a settler opened fire at a group of nearby Palestinian protesters, near al-Mughayyer, West Bank, December 18, 2020. (Sharona Weiss/Activestills.org)

WATCH: Settler opens fire at protest against West Bank outpost

Israeli soldiers did not detain the settlers armed with weapons and attack dogs, but instead threatened to arrest the Palestinian demonstrators.

By Oren Ziv December 21, 2020

Mourners at the funeral of of Ali Abu Aliya, 15, who was shot dead by Israeli soldiers on Dec. 4, al-Mughayyer, occupied West Bank, Dec. 5, 2020. (Oren Ziv)

Palestine’s ungrievable protesters

From the Greek police to the Israeli army, a rock or a protest is enough reason to shoot anyone who dares to defy their oppression.

By Dan Owen December 15, 2020

Israeli soldiers carry away a Palestinian protester in Kufr Qaddum, near Nablus in the occupied West Bank, August 23, 2019. (Nasser Ishtayeh/Flash90)

The dehumanization is the point

Israeli soldiers placed IEDs at the entrance to a Palestinian village. Why is such an act so hard to believe, even after everything we've seen the army do?

By Sarit Michaeli September 4, 2020

Palestinians protest against the establishment of a new Israeli settlement outpost near the town of Asira a-Shamaliya in the northern West Bank, July 10, 2020. (Oren Ziv/Activestills)

After settlers establish outpost, Israeli army blocks road to Palestinians

Israeli forces build three-meter dirt mound to cut off Palestinian farmers from their land while violently dispersing protests against new West Bank outpost.

By Oren Ziv July 14, 2020

Tens of thousands of Palestinian citizens of Israel protest against gun violence and under-policing in the Arab town of Majd al-Krum, northern Israel, on October 3, 2019. (David Cohen/Flash90)

Protests against gun violence trigger a political awakening for Palestinians in Israel

A wave of demonstrations against gun violence and police negligence has inspired a renewed sense of solidarity among Palestinian citizens of Israel, according to veteran activist Fida Tabony. After years of division, ‘we’re acting like a people,’ she says. Fida Tabony remembers leaving her office in Nazareth around 2 p.m. one day, about two months ago, as…

By Henriette Chacar October 23, 2019

Israeli troops fire tear gas into a crowd of Palestinians protesting in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike in Israeli prisons, Beita, Nablus region of the West Bank, April 28, 2017. (Nasser Ishtayeh/Flash90)

‘Day of Rage’ protests across West Bank in support of hunger strikers

Israeli troops suppress the protests with live bullets, rubber-coated munitions, and tear gas, wounding dozens. 1,500 Palestinian prisoners are on hunger strike to demand improved conditions, an end to administrative detention. Thousands of Palestinians held protests in at least a dozen locations around the West Bank and East Jerusalem on Friday as part of a…

By Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man April 28, 2017

An Israeli soldier fires tear gas canisters directly at Palestinian protesters in Nabi Salah, March 13, 2015. (Screenshot by Bilal Tamimi)

WATCH: IDF fires tear gas canisters directly at protesters

Two Palestinian protesters have been killed from the practice in recent years despite it being illegal. In keeping with a recent upsurge in the illegal use of lethal force during weekly Friday demonstrations in Nabi Saleh, video footage emerged last week of an Israeli soldier firing tear gas canisters directly at protesters on March 13,…

By Natasha Soffer-Roth March 24, 2015

An Israeli soldier escorts a group of settlers during a tour of Hebron’s old city, February 20, 2010. (Photo by Activestills.org)

How does the army please settlers? By upping its violence

When the settlers of Halamish complained that the IDF isn’t being violent enough, a brigadier-general assured them that he orders his troops to use unnecessary force against Palestinians. By Yesh Din, written by Yossi Gurvitz Near the Palestinian villages of Dir Nizam and Nabi Salah lies a settlement named Halamish, also known as Neve Tsuf.…

By +972 Magazine February 20, 2015