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Palestinian village turning into 'ghetto'
Separation wall threatens to isolate town from much of its agricultural land and its factories from their markets.
Travesty of tolerance on exhibit
Israel seems to have little time for the irony that a modern Jewish shrine to "coexistence and tolerance" is being built on the graves of the city's Muslim forefathers.
Model city of harmony overcome by hatred
Israel has been suffering its worst bout of communal violence since the start of the second intifada.
Something is brewing in Palestine
Taybeh hopes to export what it is calling a "non-alcoholic beverage", modelled on its popular Golden Taybeh beer.
Another battle - this time on felafel
The Lebanese Industrialists Association is preparing a case accusing Israel of stealing Lebanon's trademark foods.
Book refuting Jewish taboo on Israel's bestseller list
Writer argues Zionist Jews created a national history by inventing the idea that their sect existed as people separate from their religion.
Officer lambasts rising Jewish extremism
The Israeli army officer in charge of the occupation of the West Bank condemns extremist Jewish settlers.
Israel uses 'bad science' to justify occupation
With funding from secret backers, a shadowy organisation has transformed Silwan using 'bogus archaeology'.
Jaffa 'renewal plan' aims at eviction
In bid to make way for Jewish investors, an Israeli firm issued removal orders to 497 families threatening to make 3,000 homeless.
Palestinians compelled to 'favour' Israel
Recent reports in the Israeli media, for example, suggest that the 2005 withdrawal from Gaza, far from reducing the opportunities for collaboration, may actually have increased them.
Israeli women fear writing on the wall
"Fashion equals promiscuity", for women in some Israeli communities, such sentiments are a warning, and one that is increasingly backed by threats of physical violence.
Israeli army targets family over brutality film
'Trigger happy' soldiers unleashed atrocities on villagers who were staging non-violent protests against a barrier across their land.
Growth in the land of contradictions
Comment Today's West Bank is a land of one set of rules for Palestinians and another for Jewish settlers, writes Jonathan Cook.
'Illegal' settlements squeeze borders
Jewish settlers refuse to give up what they say is their rightful land as Israel has been slow on its promise in 2003 to dismantle the outposts
Poet's village lives only in memory
Darwish will be laid to rest in Ramallah. The cemetery where the writer wished to be buried is under Jewish control.
