Jonathan Cook

Cosying up to reactionary demagogues across the world, the Israeli prime minister is underlining his own hardline nationalist agenda

The detained student has exposed the hypocrisy of supposedly liberal Israelis

Former Israeli soldiers exposing the brutality of the occupation of the West Bank face fresh challenges

The decade-long Israeli blockade has had devastating effects, but that was always the point

However ineffectual international institutions have proved, the US, like Israel, still prefers to be without them altogether

Refugees are the final loose end in forcing Palestinians to accept Trump's 'deal of the century' peace plan

Obituary: Celebrated campaigner was smuggled into Beirut to meet Yasser Arafat in 1982

There is an ever-growing list of academics, lawyers, human rights groups, political advocates for ending the occupation and boycott supporters subjected to questioning about their political views, writes Jonathan Cook

By destroying the Bedouin village and slicing the West Bank in two, Netanyahu lurches closer to his vision of a Greater Israel, writes Jonathan Cook

Prince William might not see the flaming kites of Gaza but he should see enough of the Occupied Territories to understand its David-Goliath battle, writes Jonathan Cook

The backlash against Israeli propaganda, including a growing international boycott movement, has driven the country's right wing into even greater defiance, writes Jonathan Cook

The world's lack of action drove the 21-year-old father-to-be to commit an act of pure desperation

The champagne-quaffing in Israel while Gaza drowned in blood left a profoundly sour taste in many mouths

Israel has been crafting a dishonest counter-narrative ever since the Nakba, one that historians scouring the archives have exploded, writes Jonathan Cook

Israel has warned it is prepared to curb Iran's entrenchment in Syria at any price, writes Jonathan Cook