Truthout
Palestine
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Film Shows Objectivity Elusive in Israel-Palestine Storytelling
A new documentary about the history of Israeli military legal policy in the Palestinian territories reflects on the very nature of professional storytelling itself.
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Starving for Recognition: The Plight of Palestinian Political Prisoners
Palestinian prisoners' hunger strikes have faded from the world stage into obscurity.
Clearing the FOG on Palestine, Israel and Egypt
Clearing the FOG radio personalities interview observers of events in Israel, Palestine and Egypt.
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Gaza: The Need for the Other Narrative
Frustrated Gazan youth appeal to the world to hear their sorrow and rage, best described years ago by the late Edward Said.
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Noam Chomsky: The Assault on Gaza
Someday, and it must be soon, the world will respond to the plea for justice and accountability in Gaza.
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Truth and Trauma in Gaza
Dr. T., a medical doctor, is a Palestinian living in Gaza City. He is still reeling from days of aerial bombardment.
Israel’s Latest Assault on Gaza – What Really Happened
The official storyline is that Israel launched Operation Pillar of Defence because it had every right to defend itself. The facts, however, suggest otherwise.
UN Palestine Vote Gives PA Access to International Criminal Court
Phyllis Bennis: In a vote of 138 to 9, UN General Assembly votes to give Palestine status of a non-member state.
Obama Has Power but Risks Republican Wrath Gaining Mideast Peace
Like so many presidents before him, Obama is afraid to say or do anything in public that might be labeled as anti-Israel.
Gaza’s Other War
Israel and Gaza have been torn apart by missile strikes this week, but Gazau2019s rapidly depleting aquifer is about to make things even more precarious.