While Netanyahu’s bloc adds more extremists to its ranks, his opponents are impeding their own path to power by refusing to ...

After the Israeli army demolished his home inside the Jenin refugee camp, Khaled Safouri took solace in the fact that he still owned a small plot of land in the adjacent city of Jenin, where he hoped ...

With Israel’s election just days away, it remains unclear what the next government will look like. But for Palestinian ...

A joke I heard years ago tells of a group of veteran Nazis who discover that Adolf Hitler is hiding out somewhere in South ...

For the past month, I have been gathering with fellow Israeli radical left activists in Tel Aviv’s Habima Square to protest the war with Iran. What began as a demonstration of barely 20 people has ...

Beyond creating spaces for joint action, partnership should challenge Jewish supremacy and strengthen Palestinian political ...

The more the opposition leader adopts hawkish positions, the harder it is to explain what alternative he offers — and he's not the first to make that mistake.

One lost a parent, one lost a child, and one was abducted to Gaza. But three years on, these Israelis still believe in a ...

The destruction that Israel has ravaged upon Gaza evokes an analog era of warfare. Craters swallow residential complexes, whole streets have been reduced to rubble, and clouds of dust block out the ...

Each year on Israel’s Independence Day, thousands of Palestinian citizens of Israel take part in the March of Return — an annual protest to the site of a different Palestinian village depopulated in ...

In recent years, more and more governments have begun to recognize that words alone will not hold Israel accountable for its crimes against Palestinians. One of the clearest responses to this ...

‘NAZA’ is a blistering indictment of Israel’s deep moral rot For those who’ve followed +972’s coverage of Israel’s onslaught on Gaza closely, much of the content of the new documentary “NAZA,” whose ...