Jonathan Cook

Jonathan Cook explores the position of Arab Jews in Israeli society

Israel's leadership is unsure how to handle a fresh wave of diplomatic pressure to end the occupation, writes Jonathan Cook

We have to understand Zionism's historical development to evaluate Israeli politics today, argues Jonathan Cook

Jonathan Cook says too many in Tel Aviv simply do not want peace

Almost no one in Israel wants justice for the Palestinians, writes Jonathan Cook

Why do so many ordinary Israelis support soldiers who kill Palestinians? Jonathan Cook tries to understand a rising problem

Israel must face facts: the days when systematic brutality could be kept under wraps are now over, writes Jonathan Cook

Israel is subverting aid meant for the Palestinians, which Jonathan Cook says is helping prop up the occupation.

By discrediting and disenfranchising Palestinian parliament members, Israel's democracy is being exposed as just a facade, says Jonathan Cook

The quagmire in Israel and Palestine is only getting deeper, writes Jonathan Cook

Jonathan Cook reveals Israel’s inability to wean itself off the West Bank occupation

There are stark differences in the way Israel treats Jewish extremists compared to its Palestinian minority, writes Jonathan Cook

Israel is claiming it is fighting incitement when it really just wants to shut down the spread of proof of its excessive brutality, writes Jonathan Cook.

Netanyahu said in reference to the Paris attacks that the world should learn from Israel's 'aggressive policy'. Last week he banned part of the Islamic Movement. Why did he do it? Jonathan Cook explains