The Drones Never Sleep

Source: Electronic Intifada Atallah al-Attar, 35, gets anxious in the evenings. He lives on his family’s farm in the town

West Bank Dispatch: The Resistance Moves Southward

After a ten day siege, the Israeli army invaded Aqbat Jabr refugee camp in Jericho and assassinated 5 resistance fighters

‘NYTimes’ Gives Israel’s Home Demolitions the ‘Both-Sides’ Treatment

As violence rises in the occupied West Bank, the New York Times struggles to frame the news. As violence continues

The Rise of Israel’s Far Right is Good for Palestinians

For those concerned that Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposed judicial reforms will threaten democracy in Israel I simply ask, “democracy for whom?”

A House in Jerusalem: A Story of Grief, Ghosts and the Palestinian Experience

It’s the day after the world premiere of A House in Jerusalem at the International Film Festival Rotterdam when The National meets Palestinian filmmaking brothers Muayad and

Cancer Patient Dies after Israel Blocks Treatment

Mahmoud al-Kurd, 45, from Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, died on 16 December, two days after he was

‘The Water is Surrounding Us’: Gaza Grieves as Israel Opens Floodgates

Source: The Palestine Chronicle By Asma Abu Amra Without warning, on Saturday, December 24, Israeli Authorities opened the floodgates below Deir

Into the crusher: Gaza’s rubble recycled

Source: Electronic Intifada This past August, Ahmed Amir, 34, stood atop the wreckage of a residential building in the northern

A Distant Dream: Why Not Many Gazans Made it to Qatar World Cup 2022

By Asma Abu Amra The crippling blockade and bad economic conditions in Gaza made it impossible for most Gazan football fans

Stealing Gaza’s power

Source: Electronic Intifada I vividly remember when our electricity crisis began. On 28 June 2006, Israel bombed Gaza’s only power station. For