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Since the Hamas attack on October 7, more than 800 people, mainly Bedouins, have been forced to move their precarious villages to safer places

Israel’s addictive militarism has convinced us that the next dose of the drug will be the one that fixes things forever. But an alternative path exists.

In-depth: Empowered by Israel's far-right government, skyrocketing settler violence is driving Palestinians in the occupied West Bank from their homes in record numbers.

Palestine's water access has always been restricted—but now, Israel is using it as a weapon.

Residents of Ein Rashash say that their hamlet, like many others in Jordan Valley, is on its last legs due to harassment from a nearby outpost, soon to be legalized

Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) - I heard Noam Chomsky speak in my youth about the press coverage of the Middle …

Residents of Ein al-Rashash are calling on activists to help deter Israeli settler violence that has already forced neighboring communities to flee.

In mere months, entire Palestinian communities between Ramallah and Jericho have been chased out by settler violence and state policies — paving the way for a total Israeli takeover of thousands of acres of land.

Herding Sheep Into Others' Fields, Preventing Access to Water, Blocking Roads, Killing Animals and Breaking Into Homes in the Middle of the Night – These and Other Tactics Are Part of the Daily Terror Perpetrated by Settlers in Palestinian Villages