A new survey by the Israeli Democracy Institute reveals that Jewish Israelis perceive the violent conflict with the Palestinians as unrelated to the occupation[...]

By Hannah Prytherch It started in Kiritimati, a small island in the pacific. As the globe turned, hour by hour the fireworks were lit, the champagne flowed and people wished each o[...]

It is crucial to ask whether you are religious or secular: is al-Aqsa in danger? If it is, then its precarious future is not just an offense to Islam but also a further indication [...]

Two weeks into the outbreak of security clashes between Palestinians and settlers in Jerusalem, Palestinian factions have yet to step in and lead the popular uprising. by Adnan Abu[...]

While talk of ‘internationalizing’ the Palestinian situation has all but vanished, the current stasis stands in stark contrast to the plight of the Palestinians both in[...]

Mamilla cemetery does not exist anymore. What exists now is a hotel, a school, a parking lot, a public garden, a nightclub and the US consulate. Also a museum to celebrate toleranc[...]

If it had been Palestinians who killed three Israelis, we would be having a very different conversation about a ‘worrying escalation’ or ‘wave of violence’, Mairav Zonszein w[...]

Expecting Gaza not to resist is an invitation for Israel to complete its humiliation of the Palestinian people, to utilize the Strip for financial gains and to turn its men, women [...]

There are three possible scenarios for the shape that the next Palestinian government may take, with that of a real national unity government offering the best chance of securing P[...]

The longstanding tension between Fatah and Syria seems to be easing on a number of fronts through cooperation between Palestine and the Syrian regime. by Ahmad Melhem – Al Mo[...]