Topic: Israel/Palestine

  • Of checkpoints and pancakes

    Students at Middlebury College set up a checkpoint outside a dining hall to draw attention to the issue of Israeli apartheid.

  • Catastrophe for 65 years

    Every year, Palestinians mark Nakba Day on May 15 to commemorate the 1948 dispossession of the Palestinian people.

  • Double standards at Berkeley

    UC Berkeley Chancellor Robert Birgeneau was quick to condemn a student senate vote calling for divestment from Israeli apartheid.

  • Is freedom in sight for Samer Issawi?

    After months of courageous resistance, Palestinian hunger striker Samer Issawi won a deal for his eventual release.

  • The "crime" of solidarity

    A Palestine solidarity activist describes how he was detained, interrogated and deported by Israeli security agents.

  • Standing for those who can't

    Activists at the University of California Berkeley gathered for a solidarity protest on Palestinian Prisoners Day.

  • A step toward justice at UC

    The Student Senate at the University of California Berkeley has voted to call for divestment from Israeli apartheid.

  • Ohio invests in apartheid

    Ohio purchased $42 million in Israel bonds in early March, the largest single government purchase of such bonds to date.

  • Every day is Land Day in Palestine

    Palestinians marked the anniversary of Land Day with protests inside Israel's borders and in the Occupied territories.

  • Shoulder to shoulder with apartheid Israel

    Obama's first trip to Israel--the praetorian guard of the Middle East oil lake--was aimed at shoring up anxious vassals and reasserting U.S. hegemony.

  • Remembering Rachel Corrie

    Activists met in Olympia, Wash., the hometown of slain Palestinian rights activist Rachel Corrie, to celebrate her life.

  • Peace, love and occupation?

    Vermont activists for Palestinian rights are targeting Ben & Jerry's ice cream for its complicity in Israel's occupation.

  • Wedding in a time of apartheid

    More than 200 activists staged a mock wedding at a West Bank checkpoint to draw attention to Israel's apartheid laws.

  • SFSU protests apartheid

    Students and faculty at San Francisco State University expressed solidarity with Palestinians during Israeli Apartheid Week.

  • Made in a West Bank sweatshop

    Business is booming for SodaStream, the Israeli company that makes home carbonation machines--which makes it a good target for BDS activists.

  • A call to divest from injustice

    Stanford students are pushing for the university to divest from companies that profit from Israeli apartheid.

  • Bitter anger at a detainees' death

    The death of Palestinian prisoner Arafat Jaradat while in Israeli custody has spurred a wave of protest throughout Palestine.

  • A victory for Palestine activism in NYC

    The New York City LGBT Center has lifted a two-year moratorium against hosting events related to Israel and Palestine.

  • Samer Issawi must be freed

    Israel is refusing to release a Palestinian political prisoner who is in critical condition after more than 210 days on hunger strike.

  • When the event is the success

    A furious campaign to pressure Brooklyn College to cancel a meeting for Palestinian rights only won the meeting more attention.

  • The liberals who defend Israeli apartheid

    The crusade to shut down a Brooklyn College forum on BDS tells us a lot about the attitude the "progressive" Democrats.

  • Tel Aviv is today's Sun City

    The boycott, sanctions and divestment campaign against Israel is increasing its global reach and its number of supporters.

  • We won't be silenced about Israel's crimes

    One of the leading figures of the global movement for Palestinian rights speaks out about the vile campaign against his appearance at Brooklyn College.

  • Who won Israel's elections?

    Fewer members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party are in the Knesset, but far right has more influence.

  • No more money for Israel

    The campaign to stop U.S. funding for Israel is picking up steam, including a recent Washington, D.C., march of 600 people.