The Palestinian Authority Is a Sinking Ship
Palestinians have remained glaringly absent throughout the grand unveiling of President Trump’s “deal of the century.”
Trump’s Middle East plan may have a silver lining
Trump’s plan will not make the Palestinians’ lives better, but it could help dismantle the disastrous Oslo order.
Trump’s ‘peace’ deal flagrantly tramples on Palestinian rights and freedoms
This plan is simply a continuation of US-Israel policy. Palestinians have heard it all before and won’t accept it.
With international law under siege, can the ICC bring justice to Palestinians?
As the ICC prosecutor’s investigation awaits a green light, Palestinian experts reflect on what the legal battle portends for their struggle.
The Israeli right’s fury is driven by fear of Palestinian citizens
Palestinian citizens of Israel are intensifying their fight for equality. The right-wing has spent the last decade doing everything in its power to stop them.
Democracy in the West bank and Gaza; Much more than elections
On the 26th September, the Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas renewed his pledge to hold parliamentary elections in a speech at the UN general assembly and called for an international presence to monitor the process.
Israel is hoarding the Jordan River – it’s time to share the water
Two areas farmed by Israelis for more than 50 years have recently been returned to neighbouring Jordan. The first, al Ghamr (known in Israel as Zofar), is located south of the Dead Sea in the Naqab/Negev desert. The second, al Baqura (Naharayim) is found at the fertile point where a major tributary joins the Jordan River.
Why are foreign lawmakers aiding Israel’s attacks on Palestinian rights?
Two resolutions passed by the French parliament and U.S. Congress last week have troubling implications for Palestinians and their allies.
Why as a Palestinian I support Corbyn’s Labour
It is high time for Britain to be held accountable for its colonial crimes in Palestine, and Corbyn can do just that.
