Palestinians in Jaffa, Jerusalem, and across Israel are challenging discriminatory Israeli education policies.

The Israel lobby just led an attack on Rashida Tlaib to stop any criticism of Israeli colonization of Palestinian land. What else can it do? It has helped stop the Iran deal and promoted Abraham Accords, bribery of Arab monarchies to normalize Israel and overlook Palestinian human rights. But surely the biggest sign of the lobby’s power is that it is not scrutinized in the press. When it is called out for corrupting influence, it says the criticism is antisemitic.

Today, Musicians for Palestine is announcing 700 new signers and releasing a second statement. Organizer Stefan Christoff joins the podcast to discuss this milestone.

Israeli officials are condemning Booking.com’s recent decision to display a safety warning on its listings in the illegally-occupied West Bank.

This week we saw the inevitable debate over Israeli apartheid begin to come to the U.S. Congress.

Even after getting her acceptance letter to study abroad, Doaa now has to worry about how to get out of Gaza.

Under the Anti-Terrorism Act, a U.S. court has ruled in favor of a dozen U.S. families who, in 2009, sued Hezbollah for damage and injuries they suffered in the 2006 fighting with Israel.

Rashida Tlaib hit a nerve. It is obviously very important to the Israel lobby to maintain the claim that you can be progressive and support Israel. Being truthful about Israeli apartheid undermines this effort. Liberal Zionists are divided. J Street has condemned Tlaib’s comment. But like nearly all the Dems who attacked Tlaib, they didn’t even mention the apartheid part of her comment. Democrats don’t want to address it. They don’t want to engage with what Israel actually does and how Palestinians live.

In the name of its energy and military interests, Italian political parties censor solidarity with Palestine, from both the right and the left.

Fulfilling its role as Israel’s proxy army, the Palestinian Authority has arrested resistance fighters in Nablus, followed by violent clashes with Nablus residents amidst chants of PA collaborationism.