Australian citizen Mamdouh Habib was captured and tortured in the years after September 11 in…

Sever Plocker, a columnist for Yediot Aharonot, recently wrote with pride and some sadness that, “At least…

Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz is currently in Sydney for the Festival of Dangerous Ideas…

“The future of relations with the Muslim world” was the UN-sponsored event hosted at the…

Last December I attended the Gaza Freedom March in Cairo to highlight the plight of…

It is easy to frame the conflict in Israel and Palestine as inherently unique. In…

The Western view of Gaza is of a desperate and violent place. Terrorism, extremism, Jew-hatred…

The drive from Gaza City to Khan Younis takes around 40 minutes. The roads are rocky and the landscape barren, with destroyed houses and factories along the way. Cars and donkey-drawn carts populate the road. Last Friday I rode in a battered taxi towards the city to hear Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh address Friday prayers at the main mosque. Palm trees refused to sway. It was one of Haniyeh’s first public appearances since the end of Israel’s December/January bombardment . . .

(Settlers are shown a court order by the IDF on Hilltop 26. Photo by: Laura Weisman) Antony Loewenstein writes: Dining at a hamburger joint on the weekend in Jerusalem with a few members of Israeli peace group Ta’ayush,including Joseph Dana,…

Antony Loewenstein writes from East Jerusalem: The occupation hits you from the very beginning. Arriving at Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv, I caught a shared shuttle to East Jerusalem. I noticed an advertisement mentioning service to a number of…