Electronic Intifada
Israeli massacres persist as harsh winter arrives in Gaza
UN report finds torture “de facto” Israeli state policy.
Two brothers tell tales from detention
A tribute to Captain Bahjat
British hunger strikers learn prison lessons from Palestine
“People out here have to be their voices,” says sister.
Israel stands to benefit from EU weapons funding
Firm set up by Elbit veteran gets $3 million grant.
What to expect when needing surgery during genocide
The US bulldozed the prospect of Uniting for Peace in Palestine
Pregnant women in Gaza face catastrophic scenarios
Genocidal Israel is at a point of no return
Two conversations on the shifting politics around Palestine, the collapse of official narratives and why independent media matter more than ever.
Judge in Palestine Action case has ties to Israel lobby
Drone fair doubles in size thanks to genocide
Israeli weapons firm Rafael flaunts its cooperation with Germany.
Do the lessons of the Holocaust apply to Israel and “skinny Palestinians”?
Sarah Hurwitz acknowledges sounding obscene to younger Jews concerned with the Gaza genocide.
Betraying the underdog in Gaza
Peter Oborne’s new book is a minutely detailed account of an England betrayed at its moral heart.
Livestream: Arab states betray Palestine as UN hands Gaza to Trump
We talk to Craig Mokhiber on the UN resolution and Russia and China’s abstention. Palestinians report brutal sexual assaults by Israeli captors. Ceasefire violations and more.
Trapped by yellow
No let-up in Israeli massacres of Palestinian children
Winter rains and flooding have exacerbated the humanitarian and health crises across Gaza.
How EU helped an Israeli spy chief build a lucrative career
Nadav Zafrir is making a killing.
Letter from a British political prisoner for Palestine
Swiss official tied to Israel ordered Ali Abunimah arrest, probe finds
Former federal police director Nicoletta della Valle directly criticized.