Gantz's U-turn left followers disappointed after he agreed to a unity government with Netanyahu.

Al-Shabaka analyst Randa Wahbe joins Jewish Voice for Peace for an online rally to free prisoners, from Rikers Island to Palestine.

A fierce dispute has divided the Palestinian community after Gaza's rulers, Hamas, arrested six local activists for chatting by video conference with left-leaning campaigners in Israel.

In this episode, Front Line Defenders speaks to Al-Shabaka's Senior Policy Fellow Yara Hawari from Palestine about the consequences of the pandemic for a population under military occupation.

Israel has enforced some of the strictest measures to stem the spread of Covid-19 – but how can Palestinians and Arab citizens stick to quarantine rules when their houses are being demolished and they are homeless?

What does the battle against a coronavirus 'infodemic' look like in an occupied population that distrusts its ruling authorities?

More than half of the Palestinian people live in exile, and it should be fully within their right to return home, Al-Shabaka's Yara Hawari tells The New Arab Voice podcast. But that right has been consistently denied by administrations since Israel's establishment in 1948.

“All Palestinians are branded as either being a terrorist or having the potential to become a terrorist,” says Yara Hawari. “When you dehumanize people in such a way then you can excuse doing inhuman things to them.”