Palestine

Palestinians abroad are looking beyond the aging leader.

Israeli leaders press for legal measures after the ice cream company announced it would halt sales in Jewish settlements.

The 11-day conflict between Israel and Hamas has unified disparate Palestinian enclaves.

Mahmoud Abbas’s unelected and illegitimate government is becoming increasingly violent, but Washington’s largesse is keeping it in power.

The selection shows an Israeli government eager to double down on ties with Arab countries rather than address the Palestinian issue at home.

Israel demands Palestinians obtain building permits but rarely grants them.

The recent war in Gaza exposes the limits of a key pillar of the country’s defense strategy.

Washington’s new focus on human rights could redefine the United States’ long-standing approach.

Market integration only entrenches dependence on Israel.

In the city at the epicenter of recent clashes, relocated settlers from Gaza have brought Jewish supremacism to the heart of what was once a Palestinian city.

China’s wolf warrior diplomacy has discovered the Middle East, catching Washington unprepared.

Youth activists on both sides of the Green Line have taken up the mantle abandoned by their ostensible leaders.

Defending the colonial project of occupation won’t work in a world where racial justice has gone mainstream.

After years in power, does the internationally recognized leader of the Palestinian people represent anyone beyond himself?

The shooting has stopped, but the grievances that sparked the unrest are far from resolved.

A truce between Israel and Hamas fails to address core issues, including the siege on Gaza.

Not all ethnically mixed cities are in flames. Here’s why some have remained relatively peaceful.