Jonathan Cook

The state is using a variety of means to create a perception that its policies vis-a-vis the Palestinians have been driven by security concerns

Whether the demonstrations can transcend party political tribalism and demand meaningful change remains to be seen

The Jewish National Fund has won plaudits for its environmental work, but its agenda has been to evict on behalf of the state

Netanyahu missed his July 1 annexation deadline, but Israel still has designs on the West Bank

Israel subjugates its Palestinian citizens while being too eager to showcase their successes in order to portray itself as a western-style democracy

It is no coincidence Mr Pompeo’s visit comes the day before Mr Netanyahu’s government is sworn in

The International Criminal Court has never done much for Palestinians, but it will do even less under intimidation

With opposition leader Benny Gantz on his side and few checks in place, the prime minister is all set to rule with an iron fist

What is already a crisis in the territory barely needs a nudge from Covid-19 in order to be tipped into a health disaster

In a blow to opposition parties, Benny Gantz has broken his promises and made a deal to join Benjamin Netanyahu's "emergency government"

Having postponed his own trial for two months, Prime Minister Netanyahu may have left his rival with no option but to accept an offer to form a unity government

In the final days of the vote, Israel's party leaders have been slinging mud and pandering to the right.

UN efforts to protect Palestinian land from economic exploitation are failing

It is being touted as part of a peace plan but Jonathan Cook finds only a wasteland in the West Bank

The proposal deliberately includes a host of unrealisable preconditions before what remains of Palestine can be recognised