The rope for Arabs only
Israel is preparing to execute Palestinians – not to Jews. A new hanging law has been passed, putting thousands of Palestinians in Israel’s prisons in mortal danger.
Category: People
People of palestine
Do not forget the genocide
A massive embroidery is being created so that the world does not forget the Palestinian genocide. Answering a plea from a poet who died in an Israeli air strike.
Medics survive genocide
From out of the ruins of Gaza’s hospitals an incredible story of resilience and hope. Standing proud in their robes, in front of the bombed out Al-Shifa Medical Complex.
Fishing in defiance
A recent Freedom Flotilla boat heading to Gaza with food and medicines was named Madleen after a Gazan fisherwoman, Madleen Kullab.
Palestine Comedy Club
Laughter in tragedy is a special genre of showbusiness. Palestinians are good at it. They are known for their sardonic reactions to the troubles they have to face.
Boycott and things to do
Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) puts pressure on Israel to comply with international law and is growing rapidly across the world.
Christian worship in peril
Palestinian Christians are feeling abandoned and betrayed. They are suffering a genocide in Gaza while their land is being stolen in the West Bank.
The horror continues in Gaza
Yasmeen al-Jamala was woken in the night by the terrified screams of her month-old son Adam. His father Yousef al-Ustaz scrambled for his phone in the dark.
West Bank demolitions and terror
The systematic campaign of settler violence that has displaced entire Palestinian communities in the Jordan Valley continues, violating international law
Israeli prisons: Welcome to hell
Faoud Hassan, 45-year-old father of five, was dragged from his bed by Israeli troops at two o’clock in the morning. They took him to a jail they called ‘hell’
Genocide in numbers
Despite the ceasefire, the death toll continues to rise. Israel continues restrict medical aid, humanitarian aid, shelter and food reaching Palestinians.
Aid agencies in Gaza barred
‘When aid stops, how am I supposed to survive?’ asks 35-year-old Abdul-Karim Al-Shawwa, sole caregiver for his elderly parents and the children of his brother.
School in Gaza
Brave students and teachers in Gaza are keeping their schools going despite the failure of Trump’s supposed ceasefire.
Save their pitch say 35,000
Young footballers at a Bethlehem refugee camp are taking on the might of the IDF, and winning.
Israel’s shifting ceasefire lines
As part of the so-called peace deal, Israeli forces were due to withdraw behind a yellow line running the length of the Gaza Strip
Dr defeats UK Lawyers for Israel
An eye witness to the genocide in Gaza who was hounded by a pro-Israel pressure group has been completely vindicated by his professional body. UK Lawyers for Israel tried to get him struck off
Trump’s board of peace
Not one Palestinian, not one woman. Nearly all the original members of the proposed Board of Peace (BoP) have a distinct bias towards Israeli interests
A leader facing life or death in jail
Last August Israel’s Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir barged his way into the cell of Palestinian prisoner Marwan Barghouti, often spoken of as a future leader.
