Jonathan Cook

The unravelling of the map of the region would likely lead to chaos of the kind that a strong, nuclear-armed Israel could richly exploit, writes Jonathan Cook

A recent social media incident involving Benjamin Netanyahu's eldest son shows the obvious paradoxes at play in such a love affair, writes Jonathan Cook

Still, opening the doors to "Jewish" non-Jews is a step too far

Jonathan Cook explains what the new Israeli land law actually means

The West has indulged Israel for far too long, argues Jonathan Cook

American Jewry is becoming polarised, between an older generation and a young generation with a sense of responsibility, writes Jonathan Cook

The Israeli leader is wants to tear down the post-war international order as a means to finally get rid of the Palestinians, writes Jonathan Cook

Jonathan Cook says that all indications are that Donald Trump is going nowhere with his “ultimate deal” to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Jonathan Cook says that Israel's intolerant education system is losing the battle to educate for peace and reconciliation

Jonathan Cook says that the Palestinian campaign of civil disobedience stands no chance of success so long as Mahmoud Abbas is intent on undermining it

Jonathan Cook says that Israel’s imminent celebrations should lay to rest any confusion that the occupation is temporary

Israel is trying to thwart the BDS movement both inside and outside its borders, writes Jonathan Cook

Jonathan Cook highlights the case of Dustin Pfundheller, who was set to become the youngest person to visit every country in the world, before he was barred from Israel, the only country left on his list

In the Trump era, Israel and the Palestinians must define what they really want for the future, writes Jonathan Cook

Jonathan Cook looks at likely developments in Palestine under a Trump presidency.