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Palestine’s ‘Last Village’ Faces the Bulldozers On a rocky slope dropping steeply away from the busy main road at the entrance…
Jonathan Cook
Jonathan Cook is a British independent journalist, who has covered issues of Palestine and Israel for much of his over 20-year career. He formerly wrote for the Guardian and Observer newspapers and is a winner of the Martha Gellhorn Special Prize for Journalism.
Munther Fahmi is known as the “bookseller of Jerusalem”. Among his customers are to be found Tony Blair, Kofi Annan, Jimmy Carter…
Nazareth — Israeli leaders have barely hidden their jubilation at an opinion article in last Friday’s Washington Post by the South African…
Israel admitted this week that it was behind the abduction of a Gazan engineer who went missing more than a month ago…
Israel has been indulging in a sustained bout of fear-mongering since the Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak was toppled earlier this month. The…
Nazareth — Half a million trees planted over the past 18 months on the ancestral lands of Bedouin tribes in Israel's Negev…
The pretty two-storey home with a red-tiled roof built by Adel and Iman Kaadan looks no different from the rows of other…
Israeli police have been criticised over their treatment of hundreds of Palestinian children, some as young as seven, arrested and interrogated on…
Nazareth — Jews must not rent homes to “gentiles”. That was the religious decree issued this week by at least 50 of…
The tranquility of Safed, a small Israeli city nestled high in the hills of the Upper Galilee close to the Lebanese border,…