The country’s leaders talk of Jerusalem as an ‘undivided capital’ Yet, half of the population is denied the right to vote

Israel’s political and diplomatic standing in the world is noticeably on the rise, and its illegal occupation is rapidly being normalised.

Emiratis are now allowed to visit Israel with ease, but we still have no freedom of movement in our own homeland.

Israeli settlements and checkpoints are encroaching on one of the few escapes from harsh reality available to Palestinians

The residents of illegal Jewish settlements in the West Bank can drive to the seaside in a mere 30 to 45 minutes along their exclusive roads, while a generation of Palestinians have grown up unable to get to the coast. In August, however, reports started circulating on social media that Israeli soldiers weren’t stopping Palestinians who were crossing through gaps in the apartheid wall to go to the beach. The gaps are more often used by Palestinian labourers going to work in Israeli cities.

COVID-19 has spread, uncontrolled, in heavily populated Palestinian cities, towns, and overcrowded refugee camps.

Here is what a West Bank Palestinian resident has to go through every time s/he tries to get out of home.

Palestinians can’t continue to live like this. We need to rise and act before we fall deeper into the abyss.

Jerusalemites forced Israel to change course, but Israel will not give up its efforts to take our city.

Slaying of Muhammad al-Hattab a reminder that there’s no escaping from the occupation.

Palestinian Jerusalemites face growing danger in their hometown.

The National Liberation Front (FLN) football team, created in April 1958, was celebrated as a major act of anti-colonial defiance during Algeria's war of liberation from the French colonisation.

In Israel, a citizen’s right toprotest depends on his or her ethnic and religious background. If those protesting happen to be Palestinian citizens of Israel, those rights simply vanish.

Organizing a trending hashtag for Khader Adnan is just like organizing a large protest on the corner of the busiest and most crowded street in a city.