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The right to boycott: BDS, Israel and the ECHR

In a major victory for the BDS movement, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled that boycotts are a protected form of protest.

Palestinians are tired of proving Israeli apartheid exists

There is nothing that an annexation bill can tell us that decades of Israeli laws and policies haven’t already.

Israel puts the entire Palestinian banking system on notice

The next fault line in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict comes from an unassuming corner, the banking system.

The myth of the Gaza ‘border’

The Green Line disguises the fact that Palestinians in Gaza are no longer being oppressed outside the Israeli state, but are being caged and brutalized inside it.

Remembering 72 years of the Nakba in the shadow of annexation

When Palestinians commemorate the Nakba they are not simply remembering a past event. They are marking a continued process of erasure and dispossession.

Erasing the Palestinian refugees: Trump, UNRWA and the Nakba at 72

Seventy-two years after the Nakba, Israel and the United States continue to deny the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their homes, writes Dalal Yassine.