Book Club: A Slap in the Face describes the story of an Iraqi refugee seeking a better future while facing perpetual injustice, discrimination, and exploitation.
Book Club: By looking at intertwining complexities of politics, heritage, culture and state formation, Chiara de Cesari's academic study demonstrates how colonial dispossession can be opposed.
Palestinians say the violence reflects decades of institutional discrimination and social exclusion, with deliberate police neglect and political indifference allowing the killings to continue.
Digital media platforms are serving Israeli propaganda while turning a blind eye to the sacrifices and endless suffering of Palestinians who strive to be a free nation, writes Yousef Alhelou.
Book Club: The artworks featured in this book are bound by common themes, from Palestinian dispossession by Zionist colonisation, to the war in Iraq and repercussions of the Arab Spring.
Israel has killed two Palestinians in this week's Great Return March protests.
Comment: Netanyahu is inventing ever-more disturbing ways to try and normalise Palestinian displacement, writes Ramona Wadi.
Book Club: The stories in this collection are set in 2048 and offer an imaginary glimpse into what Palestine might be.
Gloria Steinem said Netanyahu's decision to bar a visit by two Democratic congresswomen was 'a welcome sign that I never have to enter any country or place under your authority'.
Palestinians across the globe are sharing their grandmothers' stories in solidarity with Rashida Tlaib, who said she cannot visit her 90-year-old grandmother under Israel's 'oppressive conditions'.