It’s hard to think liberation is near when faced with so much death and destruction. But it’s even harder to ignore the cracks in the facade of the US and Israeli machine.
What Fuels My Revolutionary Optimism This Nakba Day
Gaza elders who survived the Nakba reflect on being displaced by Israel again, 78 years later
“Every moment I connect my life now to those years after the Nakba,” says 85-year-old Fatima Ibrahim Khalfallah. “This Nakba is more terrifying, more deadly, more destructive. . . The same hunger, thirst, and fear — but multiplied many times over.”
Israel (with US assistance) perpetuates the Nakba; Palestinians remain resilient – Daily Update
The struggle in Gaza has only grown worse over the years ■ Israeli radicals out in full force for racist Jerusalem Day ■ Latest from Iran, Lebanon ■ More.
Microsoft fires head of Israeli subsidiary and other managers over surveillance of Palestinians
A Microsoft investigative team began work last month over concerns that the Israeli subsidiary was exposing the company to legal liability in Europe
The world no longer loves Israel (or, coincidentally, the US) – Daily Update
News from Gaza ■ Israeli forces kill youth in West Bank ■ Israel to sue NYTimes for what?? – and other mayhem ■ Israel throws money at its latest Lebanon problem ■ More.
Nakba Day is almost here, but every day is also Nakba Day – Daily Update
Intolerable conditions in Gaza ■ One child killed every week in West Bank ■ Latest from Iran, Lebanon ■ “Golden Dome” will cost how much??
Gaza: ‘Doctors Under Attack’ Wins Top Award After Being Shelved by the BBC
Journalist Ramita Navai accepted the award for the documentary and criticized the BBC, which funded the film yet declined to air it, saying, ‘We refuse to be silenced’
The Nakba at 78: A statistical snapshot of Palestine
Nearly eight decades in, the catastrophe that Israel brought upon the people of Palestine has grown to shocking proportions.
Israel Expels Father Louis Salman from Palestine
Catholic priest Father Louis Salman presided over what became his final Mass in the city of Beit Sahour near Bethlehem, before being forced to leave and return to Jordan after Israeli authorities refused to renew his residency permit.
How Israel Turned Eurovision’s Stage Into a Soft Power Tool
Israel’s efforts to influence voting in Eurovision, the world’s largest singing competition, were broader and started years earlier than previously known.