How an Israeli smear campaign is ripping away funds from Palestinian farmers
Israel lobby groups are targeting the funding sources of a major Palestinian agricultural union — by dubiously claiming it has ties to ‘terrorists.’ Other Palestinian organizations are facing the same attacks.
Netanyahu courts Arab voters in election-year turnabout
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has spent much of his long career casting Israel’s Arab minority as a potential fifth column led by terrorist sympathizers, is now openly courting their support as he seeks reelection in the country’s fourth vote in less than two years.
Measuring a response
Amid the coronavirus contagion, Israel’s strategy to confront the pandemic leaves out a large segment of beneficiaries: the Palestinian people, reports Lamis El-Sharqawy
The COVID-19 vaccine: another ugly face of Israeli Apartheid
A Covid Christmas in Palestine
Palestinians have been living under lockdown and curfew for decades. The coronavirus has only added to their troubles.
Jerusalem municipality sparks controversy by renaming Damascus Gate steps
The Middle East is leaving Palestinians behind. Will it be different with Biden?
With no strategy to counter Arab states’ alignment with Israel, it is unclear how much a change in the White House will benefit Palestinians.
Discord Around the Abraham Accords
Alliances have been shifting since Israel started signing a number of so-called peace accords with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain this summer. Hailed as beacons of peace by the US, who brokered these meetings, the Abraham Accords bypass an important actor in the equation of peace in the Middle East: Palestine. In order to understand the […]
Searching for a Strategy
To many Palestinians, the UAE and Bahrain normalization agreements have revealed with stark clarity the extent to which they have been abandoned by the international community, and in particular the Arab states once counted as allies.
