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The Hamas attack was a war crime of gratuitous violence that gave Israeli hawks the green light they have long wanted to complete the annexation and settlement of the Occupied Palestinian Territories. The only question on 8 October 2023 was just how awful its worst would be. Now we know.Read MoreThis is what Israel always wanted
“For once in your life, do something that you can relate proudly to your grandchildren.” Why doesn’t Israel help Palestinians in Yarmouk? Given the horrific tragedy of the Syrian refugee
Israel’s position as a pariah state seems assured with revelations that at least four US police departments have been coached in the ‘counter-terrorism’ techniques used by the IDF in the
Read MoreIsraeli-style policing in Ferguson gives US minorities a taste of Palestine
Israel’s ever-aggressive band of radical Jewish settlers have committed a “flagrant violation against places of worship”, according to the country’s Islamic-Christian Commission, by repeatedly storming the iconic Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem
Read MoreIsraeli settlers storm Al-Aqsa Mosque and climb Dome of the Rock
http://youtu.be/3VS6XDAQ2g0 After graduating in 1986, I spent a couple of months working as a volunteer at Kibbutz Hagoshrim, located just 1km from the Lebanese border in northern Israel. While we
Read MoreFive Broken Cameras: an everyday story of resistance to Israeli occupation
The Palestinian leadership is caught on the horns of a dilemma. Since being granted ‘non-member observer state’ status by the UN General Assembly in November 2012, the Palestinian authority has
Read MoreUS threats against the Palestinians ensure an unjust ‘peace’
The BBC does not have a great track record of reporting on Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territory. It has consistently, over decades, understated the scale of the Israeli’s theft of
Read MoreBBC admits downplaying the scale of Israel’s occupation
In March 2008, Richard Falk was appointed UN special rapporteur for human rights in the Palestinian territories. He is professor emeritus of international law at Princeton University and visiting distinguished
I sometimes despair of my journalist compatriots. Questions of proprietorial bias, poor governance and puerile obsession aside, we have what passes for a free media in the UK. And, in