America’s AI boom isn’t just about technology. Critics say the infrastructure powering it is laying the foundations for a surveillance state.

As the UN General Assembly showed Israel’s growing isolation over Gaza, Israeli officials waged a propaganda offensive against critics, writes R. Silverstein.

As Israel’s genocide in Gaza leaves thousands of children with life-changing injuries, Al-Bait offers amputees education, rehabilitation and a sense of home

The backlash against NAZA filmmakers shows how Israel responds when allegations of genocide made by Palestinians are echoed by members of its own society.

Saddam Haftar, seeking US backing for his leadership ambitions in Libya, reportedly met Netanyahu as the Israeli premier faces a crucial election at home.

Sarah Cotte discusses her acquittal, prosecution and continued support for Palestinian armed resistance, while urging young activists to organise collectively.

More than 100 Israeli settlers attacked a village in the West Bank on Monday night in the latest in a wave of anti-Palestinian pogroms across the territory.

Gov. DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet voted to advance the terrorist designations Tuesday, approving the proposal in just over 30 seconds and with no discussion.

The documentary film NAZA (an acronym for Nezek Agavi; “collateral damage” in Hebrew), written and directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has created

Victims of the Gaza genocide include countless artists, poets, filmmakers, educators and musicians - but the enclave's collective spirit will never die

In most cases of genocide, from Bosnia to Namibia, from Rwanda to Armenia, the perpetrators of the murder said they were acting in…

Ireland won 3-0 against Israel in Hungary, but many at home had campaigned for the game not to happen

The UK government cannot credibly tell Palestinians and their supporters that they were right about Gaza, while simultaneously enabling Israeli atrocities

As the UN General Assembly showed Israel’s growing isolation over Gaza, Israeli officials waged a propaganda offensive against critics, writes R. Silverstein.

Britain’s settlement ban marks a significant shift on Israel. But without effective Palestinian leadership, this historic moment could be lost, writes G. Karmi.