15 articles
Prominent figures and international leaders are increasingly vocal in their criticism of Israel's wartime actions, drawing parallels to historical atrocities and condemning its policies. The report highlights global backlash, diplomatic clashes, and a growing movement advocating for a shift in US foreign policy and support for progressive political change.
Palestinian families in occupied East Jerusalem are losing their homes to Israeli settlers through evictions and demolitions. Israeli law favors Jewish Israelis in reclaiming pre-1948 properties, while Palestinians are denied the same rights. Over 200 Palestinian households face eviction cases filed by settlers.
Palestinians in the occupied West Bank are protesting a new Israeli law that makes the death penalty the default punishment for deadly terror attacks, while exempting Israeli settlers. The legislation, passed by the Knesset, faces criticism for discrimination and judicial overreach. A small group of Israelis also protested, calling the law a threat to democracy.
A UN expert has accused Israel of turning torture into state policy against Palestinians following the October 7th attacks. Francesca Albanese's report details widespread allegations of brutal treatment and deprivation. Israel has vehemently denied the claims, calling the report politically motivated.
Israeli settlers are intensifying their land grab in the West Bank, exploiting the global focus on the Gaza war to establish new outposts and increase violence against Palestinians. This unchecked expansion, largely ignored by the international community, threatens the viability of a future Palestinian state and leaves residents living in fear.
A new Israeli law allowing the death penalty for Palestinians has ignited global outrage, fueling accusations of discrimination and apartheid. Reports of widespread abuse in Israeli prisons and settler violence further intensify international concern. This growing criticism signals a potential shift in global alliances and domestic political debates.
A reporter was chased by Israeli settlers while documenting violence in the West Bank, where Palestinian villages have become targets of escalating attacks. Human rights groups report a significant daily increase in settler violence, with perpetrators rarely held accountable. The situation highlights a disturbing lack of justice for victims, including American citizen Saifullah Musallet.
Israel's parliament has passed a controversial death penalty law for Palestinians convicted of terrorism, sparking widespread protests in the West Bank and drawing international condemnation. The law, set to take effect in 30 days, faces a legal challenge at Israel's Supreme Court and has strained relations with European allies.
Reports indicate Israel is pursuing territorial expansion, termed the 'Greater Israel' project, involving incursions into neighboring countries and displacement of local populations. This agenda, fueled by religious ideology, is escalating conflict in Lebanon and the West Bank, creating a significant humanitarian crisis. The US faces renewed scrutiny over its alliance with Israel amidst these developments.
The British Museum is facing backlash over reports it altered labels referring to 'Palestine' in its galleries, sparking protests and debate over potential political pressure. The museum denies bowing to influence, stating changes were academic, but critics question the timing and motivations amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
