The other day the New York Times ran a rave review by Larry Rohter about a…

Soon after Israel’s sweeping victory in the 1967 war with Egypt and Syria, it became…

Israel plans to demolish Bedouin villages and relocate Bedouins far away to newly constructed towns in West Bank. Critics call the new towns “designated townships,” recalling language of South African apartheid

Observing the confrontation Wednesday night between filibustering pro-Israel students at Ohio University and Student Senate president Megan Marzec, who has stood up unapologetically for Palestine, Susie Kneedler saw a lot of charged confrontation, and many minutes granted to four pro-Israel students to hand a script from one to another before they were arrested, but little evidence to support claim that the demonstrators were denounced as Nazis and fascists.

Rev Bruce Shipman says he was forced out as Episcopal chaplain at Yale after he said Israel’s actions helped foster anti-Semitism. Now Yale will hold an “intellectual” panel on the “actual” causes of anti-Semitism and not include him.

A cartoon making Desmond Tutu into Hitler has been taken down by the South African Jewish Report newspaper, as has been a piece saying, “Just as it was more important for Hitler to kill Jews than to protect the fatherland in the last days of the war so it is more important for Tutu to kill Jews rather to protect his fellow Christians.” Tutu’s crime? Supporting BDS.

And you thought it was a gay mecca? Testimony from intelligence reservists who reject occupation says Israel routinely surveils Palestinians’ sexuality with aim of blackmailing them and making them informants against other Palestinians

When 10-year-old Zahur Said and her friends were on their way to school last Monday, September 1st, Israeli authorities had already been surveying the area for hours. When she returned, 300 square meters of crumbled concrete and mangled steel was all that remained of the Al Rayyan Dairy Factory in Northern Hebron.

Noor Elashi shares a story from her father in prison who recently had the photos affixed to the walls of his prison cell ripped down and called “contraband” by the officer who took them. Ghassan Elashi is currently serving a 65-year-prison-sentence at the Communications Management Unit in Marion, Illinois for conspiracy to send Material Support in the form of humanitarian aid to charities in the West Bank and Gaza that prosecutors claimed were associated with designated terrorists.

The University of Illinois Board of Trustees met today to vote on whether or not to reinstate Professor Steven Salaita to his position with the American Indian Studies department at UIUC. Despite a sizeable turnout of students, faculty and community members in support of Salaita’s reinstatement, the Board of Trustees voted not to reinstate Professor Salaita.