A monthly digest of key developments in Palestine showcasing powerful images by photojournalists.

Journalist Rania Khalek says BreakThrough News won’t be forced to soften its reporting on Palestine.

At al-Deira displacement camp, the communal bathrooms are unsanitary, leading many women to avoid using the toilet entirely, with major health consequences.

Jeff Rosen has come under fire for "grave" conflict of interests.

“Truly catastrophic loss for the geniuses at AIPAC” also hits Democratic establishment.

Divorced women in Gaza must wade through a destroyed judicial system to obtain their rights.

Even with fully funded scholarships, Ireland is turning away a growing number of students desperate to continue their education and escape genocide.

Two new books expose the failed attempt to win public support for Israel’s brutality in Gaza.

Israeli soldiers prevent ambulance carrying pregnant woman in medical emergency from crossing West Bank checkpoint.

Israel is advancing de facto annexation at an unprecedented pace.

Dorotea Gucciardo of GLIA talks about creativity and resilience in Gaza. Ali Abunimah on Zohran Mamdani’s statement about Netanyahu. The war on Iran and more.

Historian of Iranian descent sues university over politically motivated "firing."

Satellite images show the establishment of at least three new Israeli military bases in eastern Gaza.

My family’s latest displacement was unlike all our previous ones.

US-Israeli pressure on the refugee agency has resulted in a financial crisis that has affected not just those dependent on UNRWA services but those delivering them.

US sanctions have forced human rights groups to halt evidence-sharing with the ICC as Marco Rubio vows to dismantle the court “brick by brick.”

The soccer tournament positioned the United States as a convener of global joy at the precise moment it is facilitating mass death.

Occupation demands visibility. So does the world. Between surveillance and testimony, ordinary life in Palestine begins to vanish.

The yellow blocks that mark Israel’s “yellow line” are a new way to measure how close we are to a new round of displacement.