May 5, 2019: Abdul-Rahim Mustafa Taha al-Madhoun, 61, was killed by Israeli airstrikes targeting civilian areas in the Gaza Strip. The Palestinian Ministry of Health has confirmed the deaths of 23 Palestinians, including a family – mother, father and 4-month old baby, killed by Israeli missile strikes on residential areas in Gaza. Palestinian and Israeli media…
May 5, 2019: Amani al-Madhoun, 33, was killed by Israeli airstrikes targeting civilian areas in the Gaza Strip. She was nine months pregnant when she was killed. Amani was among 19 Palestinians killed in a single day by Israeli airstrikes, including a family – mother, father and 4-month old baby, killed by Israeli missile strikes…
May 5, 2019: Eyad Abdullah al-Sharihi, 34, was killed by Israeli airstrikes targeting civilian areas in the Gaza Strip. More information will be added soon. Source: IMEMC The post Eyad Abdullah al-Sharihi appeared first on Israel-Palestine Timeline. For more articles like this, as well as a running count of fatalities on both sides of the conflict,…
More than 50,000 Palestinian children in the occupied West Bank have been detained by Israel since 1967, according to the Palestinian Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs.
As Democratic support for Israel wanes, new pro-Zionist organizations are committed to rekindling the love affair by any means possible.
State lawmakers and governors across the US have allowed the Israel lobby to write public policy. New laws and executive orders have been crafted by Israel lobbyists, then copied from one state to the next, adopted with virtually identical language. The groundwork for anti-boycott legislation was laid by Israel partisans a decade ago…
The number of mosques and churches attacked in Israel is high, but police effort at investigating these crimes are absurdly low. The head of monitoring group asserts, ‘Without a doubt, they aren’t looking hard enough’
Two articles from past years detail how editors Jonathan Freedland and Matt Seaton have influenced pro-Israel news coverage at the UK Guardian (and beyond)
Three hospitals in Israel admit that their policy is to separate maternity patients according to ethnicity. Palestinian women have found this practice insulting; some experts call it “apartheid.”
Israeli soldiers injured 110 more civilians in Gaza who were taking part in the weekly unarmed demonstrations against their imprisonment by Israel.