Jonathan Cook

Those questions are especially pertinent in the wake of Israeli sharpshooters killing and wounding hundreds of Palestinians involved in unarmed protests along the perimeter fence in Gaza, writes Jonathan Cook

For the first time, there are more Palestinians than Jews living under Israeli rule

With a Palestinian “state” effectively restricted to Gaza, the humanitarian catastrophe there needs to be urgently addressed

Jonathan Cook reviews recent abuses against Palestinians by Israel's military

The allegations against the Israeli Prime Minister continue to mount, but it is unlikely he will go quietly, writes Jonathan Cook

The teenager locked up in Gaza, despite never living there, was viewed simply as a package, to be delivered to whatever location was on the docket

For years, Gaza has been on the brink of collapse. Jonathan Cook looks at the troubling reasons behind a sudden uptick in interest by the Israeli military

Dubbed Palestinians' Joan of Arc and subjected to sinister threats, Ahed shows resistance cannot be passive or polite

Israel's blockade has eroded the number of Palestinian Christians upholding ancient rites in the birthplace of Jesus, writes Jonathan Cook

Jerusalem's inhabitants will have to shame Israel, the US and the watching world by striving for a single state, writes Jonathan Cook

Israel has turned on liberal Jews – but will those in the US continue to support a state that openly attacks them?

It is in Donald Trump’s nature to bargain ruthlessly and then cut a quick-and-easy deal, and in this environment, something has to give, writes Jonathan Cook

Dirty tricks and opaque dealings characterise the workings of lobbyists, writes Jonathan Cook

A century after its creation, the Balfour Declaration delivered only heartbreak to Palestinians, writes Jonathan Cook

Why did America fall out with the cultural body? The answer lies in Israel's illegal occupation, writes Jonathan Cook