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7.1 million Jews are observing "Independence Day"- a national holiday that marks the 'establishment' of the state of Israel. To Palestinians, the celebrations evoke memories of loss and forced mass displacement from their ancestral lands.
A wave of violent crime within Israel's Palestinian community has seen over 100 people killed in 2023 alone.
Book Club: The plight of Bedouins living in Palestine is seldom written about in novel form. Sheikha Helawy, herself hailing from a Bedouin town, has written a collection of 18 short stories that unveils the culture of Bedouin women in modernity.
The mask has fallen from the ugly face of the Zionist occupation, says Ali Anouzla, and nothing can justify normalisation with Israel in light of the escalating atrocities. Moroccans should seek ways to overturn the reviled deal imposed on them.
The first Palestinian Prisoners Day was commemorated 49 years ago. Israel has spent the decades refining its oppressive measures against 800,000-plus Palestinians who have been imprisoned since the occupation began, writes Yara M. Asi.
Book Club: An intersectional unpacking of settler colonialism, Zionism and Palestinian liberation, Nada Elia's thought-provoking book connects the dots of transnational solidarity and how Palestinian activism benefits from interconnectedness.
Analysis: Sixteen years after Israel's blockade, the policy of collective punishment has failed to quell Palestinian resistance despite the isolation and impoverishment it has forced on Gazans living in an open-air prison.
Israel has vowed to increase the number settlers in the territory it captured from Syria in 1967, where the native population is now a minority, according to a UN report.
The Negev Forum, an annual platform for the strengthening and normalisation of Israeli-Arab ties, has been postponed once again amid US anger over Israeli plans to approve over 4,000 housing units in illegal settlements.
Israel vows to continue with settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank despite their illegality and pressure from ally Washington.