israel

Michelle Chen  Sep 23, 2011 9:02AM EDT

As U.N. Debates Palestinian Statehood, Palestinian People Still Ignored

The Palestinian Authority has set in motion a diplomatic frenzy over its citizens’ right to self-determination. But something obvious remains lost in the maneuvering between the White House, Abbas and Israel: The Palestinian people.
Barbara Ransby  Jul 13, 2011 9:53AM EDT

Why We, as Women of Color, Join the Call for Divestment From Israel

On the heels of a controversial new Israeli law challenging boycotts, a group of feminist women of color describe their visit to Palestine and explain their call for divestment.
Hatty Lee  Jun 4, 2010 12:00PM EDT

Images From Behind the Gaza Blockade

Almost 1.5 million people struggle for basic necessities.
Hagai El-Ad  Jun 4, 2010 12:00PM EDT

The Gaza Blockade is the Real Problem

An Israeli human rights advocate says the flotilla raid is but the latest reason why the siege is as self-defeating as it is inhumane.
Seth Freed Wessler  Jun 2, 2010 12:00PM EDT

Israel, Gaza and the 'Lynching' of Morality

The U.S. conversation about Israeli violence is still bound by false equivalencies and feigned victimhood.