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September 1, 2016

Rafah crossing to be open to humanitarian cases

The Rafah crossing will be open on Saturday and Sunday for humanitarian cases and for foreign passport holders, a Palestinian official said. Wael Abu Omar, a Gaza Interior Ministry...

News
September 1, 2016

Israel’s distortion of history and international law

In Israel’s narrative, every entity and individual who doesn’t toe the colonial line is considered to be contributing towards “pushing peace further away”. This claim has now been made...

Blog
September 1, 2016

Summer camp teaches Israeli settlers ‘how to hate Palestinians’

Israeli media have claimed that Jewish settlers were taught “how to hate and attack Palestinians” in a summer camp which concluded this week. The camp was held in the...

News
September 1, 2016

Bloomberg: Talks to end Israeli case against Egypt over natural gas

Negotiations are ongoing between the two companies that operate the Israeli gas field Tamar along with the Spanish Union Fenosa Gas SA (UFG) to drop an Israeli arbitration court case against...

News
September 1, 2016

Israel accelerates construction of 284 illegal housing units

Israel’s Civil Administration department has approved a call to hasten the construction of 284 new housing units in illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank. The decision came at...

News
September 1, 2016

Syrian MB: We will not accept imposition of political solutions

The Muslim Brotherhood in Syria will not accept the imposition of “political solutions under pressure”, the group said yesterday. “We reject the Assad regime and his supporting countries’ attempts...

News
September 1, 2016

Graduation ceremonies held throughout Gaza

Graduation ceremonies for students at universities and colleges were held across the Gaza Strip this week. Graduates were awarded their diplomas, degrees and master’s degrees. Some 20,000 undergraduates received...

News
September 1, 2016

BDS activists face challenges in South Africa, but are determined not to stop

When he was in South Africa in July 2014, Omar Barghouti told a story about the Second Intifada. It was the early 2000s, a decade which had started with...

Article
September 1, 2016

Egyptian courts clear Brotherhood defendants posthumously

An Egyptian court has cleared the Muslim Brotherhood’s Farid Ismail of incitement charges 15 months after he died in solitary confinement in the notorious Al-Aqrab Prison, Huffington Post reported...

News
September 1, 2016

Situation in blockaded Gaza ‘grim’, UN official says

Robert Piper, the UN’s humanitarian coordinator for the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories, has described current living conditions in the Gaza Strip — which continues to groan under a decade-long Israeli/Egyptian...

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