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As settlers set homes ablaze and looted livestock across three villages for over five hours, Israeli soldiers blocked ambulances, arrested victims, and even took part in beatings. This is how it unfolded. By Basel Adra 30 Jan 2026 Originally published … Continue reading →

A Joint statement by the foreign ministers of Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Ireland, Japan, Norway, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom on demolitions by the Israeli authorities of the UNRWA headquarters in East Jerusalem. From: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development … Continue reading →

For two years officials in Germany dismissed Gaza’s death toll as propaganda. Now the Max Planck Institute has released estimates that make such denial impossible – and echo the patterns of past genocides By Hanno Hauenstein 2 Dec 2025 A … Continue reading →

Beware the language of ceasefire and peace, writes MANDY TURNER. When Israel and its Western allies call for ‘ceasefire’ they mean not of Israeli bombs but of Palestinian demands for self-determination, dignity and freedom. In recent weeks, the phrase “give … Continue reading →

Audio report from Sami Abu Salem 22 Nov 2025 Mike Joseph introduces Sami’s report Sami’s report from Gaza on day 44 reveals a ceasefire in name only. On this day alone, Saturday 22 Nov 2025, he has already noted 21 … Continue reading →

The Security Council’s backing of the Trump plan for Gaza ignores international law, punishes the Palestinians and rewards those responsible for genocide By Craig Mokhiber 19 Nov 2025 (This article is taken from the Mondoweiss website) More than two years … Continue reading →

Two Palestinians look with trepidation to the medium- and short-term future. First, Muhammad Shehada explains that, after this first phase, Israel will hold onto a fully depopulated 58 per cent of Gaza including almost all its agricultural land and, even … Continue reading →

British policy towards Palestine reveals a persistent pro-Israeli bias, from Lord Balfour to Theresa May—and on both sides of the Houses of Parliament By Avi Shlaim 19 Jan 2017 Tony Blair was the most ardent supporter of Israel, with the … Continue reading →

We are honoured to welcome William Dalrymple as a Patron of the Britain Palestine Project. Dalrymple is an internationally acclaimed historian and award-winning author whose works include White Mughals, The Last Mughal, Return of a King, and The Anarchy. His … Continue reading →

By David Hearst Editor in Chief, Middle East Eye 1 Oct 2025 Regional leaders have responded to the bravery and steadfastness that Gaza’s Palestinians have shown with fear, cowardice and self-interest. Arab and Muslim leaders have betrayed the Palestinian cause … Continue reading →

By Nadav Tamir Executive Director of J Street From The Times of Israel 4 Oct 2025 Former Israeli Defence Minister and current opposition leader Benny Gantz, in his New York Times op-ed, What the World Gets Wrong About Israel, exposes … Continue reading →

By Bob Bowker Reprinted from the Age, Melbourne, Vic 28 Sept 2025 If a pathway to translating Palestine into reality remains elusive, and the wounds of today are not healed, a grim future awaits—not only for Palestinians, Israel and Israelis, … Continue reading →

By Leila Sansour 23 Sept 2025 This article was written for the London Review of Books blog Few leaders have turned fear into political currency as relentlessly as Benjamin Netanyahu. For decades, he has convinced Israelis – and many people … Continue reading →

The World This Weekend: Rashid Khalidi & Robert Malley on BBC Radio 4 On The World This Weekend (BBC Radio 4, Sunday 21 Sept), host Jonny Dymond spoke with two leading voices on the Middle East. Robert Malley, American lawyer … Continue reading →

As a key deadline approaches in the United Nations General Assembly, a little-used UN mechanism, immune from the US veto, could bring military protection to the Palestinian people – if we demand it. By Craig Mokhiber 27 Aug, 2025 After … Continue reading →