The New York Times' Nicholas Kristoff argues that Israel's West Bank policies are profoundly unfair, with a video visit to the Bedouin village of Susya...
Politician Mustafa Barghouthi argues in Foreign Policy magazine that Palestinian democracy is gradually dying out, hindered by Western interference and...
The vote to grant the right to work to Palestinian refugees in Lebanon is currently too close to call, even as the most serious debate ever held in Lebanon...
Seth Freedman argues in the Guardian, that the world needs to take direction action immediately to prevent Israel from carrying out future demolitions...
All the talk about whether or not to engaged in proximity talks or direct talks, is frittering away the possibilities that negotiations will ever amount...
Germany has long been considered one of Israel's best friends in Europe, but relations have begun to sour as of late. A spat of diplomatic missteps has...
In trying to change direction and find "a better approach" to dealing with the long running crisis facing Gaza, the Obama administration is confronting...
The aid flotilla to gaza attack has sparked a debate within Israel itself on the policies towards Arabs living within Israel and indeed on the wider question...
Palestinian analysts, asked their perspective of Israel’s raid on a fleet of ships headed for the blockaded Gaza Strip, see cracks in Israel’s usually-tough...
Legal experts agree that the commission of inquiry dispatched by Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel's deadly boarding of a fleet of Gaza-bound...
Palestine will be heading to Hollywood this year as a film shot by famed director Julian Schnabel will be picked up by high-profile Los-Angeles producer...
