Opinion

By Khalid Amayreh Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has lambasted Palestinian efforts to raise international awareness over Israel’s institutionalized apartheid and other forms of systematic abuse of Palestinian rights. Netanyahu, …

By Khalid Amayreh It is really hard to give renewed European efforts to revive the moribund peace process between Israel and the Palestinians the benefit of the doubt. But, even …

by Amjad Alqasis The BDS National Committee website describes BDS as, “[t]he global movement for a campaign of Boycotts, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israel until it complies with international …

by Teivo Teivainen‎ The University of Helsinki changes its provider of security services. The previous provider was G4S, widely criticized for its alleged human rights violations in Palestine/Israel and elsewhere. …

PNN/ Bethlehem/ The Guardian on Tuesday published the latest Op-Ed by the head of the Palestine Football Association (PFA) Gen, Jibril Rajoub entitled “The Israeli Football Cannot Continue as a …

by Amjad Alqasis On 15th of May Palestinians worldwide will commemorate the ongoing Palestinian Nakba. Palestinian refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) are the largest and longest-standing case of displaced …

By Robert Fantina  In 2014, shortly after Hamas, the democratically-elected government in the Gaza Strip, and Fatah, the puppet government that takes its orders from Israel in the West Bank, …

By Robert Fantina An apparent rise in anti-Semitism is being commented on throughout parts of Europe. This isn’t terribly surprising, since talking heads seem to be falling all over themselves …

By Nour Qudeimat Palestinian Literature and Colonial/ Post-colonial courses during my 4 years of studying English Literature, were always demanding us to “define home.” To decide whether it was represented …

By Ruth Tenne The joint statement by 30 international aid agencies (26 February 2015), clearly indicates the level of frustration with the lack of progress made in Gaza in the …

By Dr. Shaher Awawdeh In his well-known novel “A Tale of Two Cities”, Charles Dickens skillfully describes the prevalence of injustice, oppression and brutality that shaped an important episode of …

By Khalid Amayreh When President Obama spoke at last week’s White House Conference on terrorism, he actually regurgitated the same platitudes that we have been hearing from American officials time …

by Catherine Shakdam/MintPress News Amid growing concern that radicalism is gaining ground against Western democracies, media, politicians and scholars have increasingly moved to focus their narratives on the notion that …

by Gwynne Dyer Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has finally given his much ballyhooed speech to the U.S. Congress, and the heavens haven’t fallen. He issued the same bloodcurdling warning …

Israeli ultranationalists instrumentally compare Palestinians to the Islamic State, in order to create a strategy of terror and tension driving voters to vote them during the elections that will be …