Articles
Jerusalem cable car project passes over objections from many quarters
Political interests drive tourism plan that would blight historic city’s skyline and bypass Palestinians
The Palestinian Authority tax crisis is a no-win situation for Netanyahu
The Israeli leader cannot be seen to publicly climb down, nor can he risk the PA's collapse
When coalition talks are complete, Netanyahu is likely to head the most ultra-nationalist government in Israeli history
The biggest problem facing the Israeli prime minister once he forms a new government will not be political but legal
Netanyahu and Gantz are two sides of the same coin
While the Israeli prime minister's campaign has plumbed new depths, the opposition is offering very little in the way of change – particularly for Palestinians
How Israel is working to remove Palestinians from Jerusalem
Residents and analysts say Israel is stepping up its bid to displace Arabs in the disputed city
Trump's stance on the Golan Heights will allow Israel to operate with impunity elsewhere
Washington is ignoring international law and consensus, bolstering Benjamin Netanyahu's position ahead of the forthcoming elections
Once again, the UN has failed to name firms that profit from Israel's illegal settlements
The more intransigent Israel becomes in its treatment of the Palestinians, the less international pressure is exerted upon it
The denial of taxes to the Palestinian Authority is an ominous sign of Netanyahu's grand plan
Some have suggested the Israeli prime minister's stand-off with Mahmoud Abbas and deal with Otzma Yehudit are part of a scheme to rule out Palestinian self-governance
The TIPH observer mission faced an impossible task in Hebron from the outset
TIPH faced an impossible task from the outset: to “maintain normal life” for Palestinians in the face of Israel’s structural violence
Benny Gantz and Israel's drive to become a modern-day Sparta
The former army chief may present a challenge to Benjamin Netanyahu, but his campaign's exultation of destruction and oppression is chilling
Israeli politics is being dragged into the grubby realm of reality TV
As Benjamin Netanyahu demands a televised showdown with his corruption accusers and Roseanne Barr prepares to address the Knesset, the poverty of public discourse has never been more stark
Inside Banksy's The Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem
We check in to Banksy’s bizarre Palestinian hotel, where the hospitality is as peculiar as the message is powerful
Americans are waking up to Israel's brutal and discriminatory tactics
With opinion now evenly split between those who favour a one or two-state solution, many in the US are turning their attention to the systemic inequities faced by Palestinians
How Palestinians in Jerusalem are being targeted in a campaign of ethnic cleansing
Settlers are coming up with new and increasingly underhand tactics to uproot Palestinians from their homes in and around the Old City
Make no mistake, Netanyahu is not a man of peace
While hardline nationalists make political capital by publicly lashing out at the Palestinians, Israel's prime minister is opting to keep them voiceless and isolated
