Why we published Sally Rooney in Israel
The boycott movement is a response to occupation, not a rejection of Israelis as people
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The boycott movement is a response to occupation, not a rejection of Israelis as people
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Amu Gib speaks about refusing food for 49 days in prison – and becoming the “conscience” of a movement
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Hannah Lillith Assadi’s latest novel, Paradiso 17, draws on her father’s displacement
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Voters have decisively turned against Labour
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Three alleged Palestine Action activists ended their hunger strike last night
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A decade ago, progressive young women overwhelmingly supported Labour. They haven’t changed – the party has
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Decades of conflict and displacement have obliterated the history of one of the world’s oldest human settlements
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“Refugee OK to board” is written on my plane ticket. Cold. Sharp. Humiliating
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New polling shows a divided country where everyone feels their own side is under threat
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Zvi Elpeleg presided over Palestinian towns in central Israel. Now his filmmaker granddaughter reckons with his legacy
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At a gig in Kentish Town, the rap frontman reveals an uncomfortable relationship with his present pariah state
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The capture of so many civilians on 7 October transformed Israeli society’s sense of itself
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The director of the Committee to Protect Journalists on Israel, censorship and how the UK needs to defend press freedom
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The release of the Israelis held by Hamas is reason to celebrate, but the real negotiations are only just beginning
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If peace in the Middle East holds, the American president deserves praise
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At a fraught national moment, police arrested an estimated 442 demonstrators
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Anguish, famine and horror in the war zone
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At Labour Party conference, members voted to accept the findings of a recent UN report
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A wave of emergency pre-conference motions have called on the Labour leadership to recognise what is happening in Gaza as…
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Keir Starmer’s announcement follows Israel’s failure to take “substantive steps” to end the war in Gaza
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