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This installment of the Palestine Brief tackles the ongoing Nakba visited on the Palestinian Bedouin population living inside Israel, who are demonised and painted as savages.
Comment: By refusing public access to documents about the Nakba, Israel has moved a step beyond denial, to directly challenge Palestinian memory, writes Ramona Wadi.
Netanyahu surpassed Israel's founding father David Ben-Gurion as the Jewish state's longest-serving prime minister on Saturday.
Book Club: Andrew Ross's book provides an in-depth assessment of the exploitative dynamics which have the potential to open new ways of looking at Palestinian rights to land and territory.
Culture: Ghassan Kanafani was a prolific writer and an activist. If his life hadn't been cut short in an Israeli assassination, he would have celebrated his 83rd birthday this year
Comment: Greenblatt and Friedman's criminal tunnel antics show us that international law will not suffice for the protection of Palestinian rights, writes Ramona Wadi.
Israel has handed demolition orders to a number of families in the Qalandia refugee camp in occupied Jerusalem.
A rights group for Palestinian citizens of Israel Adalah has demanded an end to a practice that stops Palestinian families from living in areas within Israel.
Jared Kushner, White House adviser and son-in-law to President Trump, tried to persuade Palestinians to accept the controversial plan.
Despite technically living in Palestine, Gaza's 1.4 million Palestinian refugees refuse to forget their homeland, which they were expelled from during the Nakba.
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