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Why the U.N. Is Commemorating the Nakba This Year

By Armani Syed

The West Bank Pogrom May Be a Terrifying Sign of What’s Next

By Rula Salameh

Why This Director Portrayed the Nakba in Netflix's 'Farha'

By Armani Syed

Jeopardy! Explains Airing of Controversial Israel Clue

By Jasmine Aguilera
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Palestinians Call White House's Economic Proposal a 'Snow Job'

The 40-page U.S. proposal includes the creation of a global investment fund

By Fadwa Hodali and Gwen Ackerman / Bloomberg

Airbnb Faces Criticism Over Listings in Occupied West Bank

Campaigners in support of Palestinians are asking users to deactivate accounts

By Hillary Leung

U.S. Holds Back a Further $45 Million in Palestinian Aid

The announcement comes after Washington withheld a separate $65 million in funding for Palestinian refugee programs

By Joseph Hincks

Abbas Urged to Reject Recognition of Israel

The Palestine Liberation Organization’s Central Council declared it should no longer be bound by the 1993 Oslo peace accords

By Fadwa Hodali, Jonathan Ferziger / Bloomberg

Trump to Recognize Jerusalem as Israeli Capital

“I’m not sure President Trump understands what [recognizing Jerusalem] means,” one former U.S. diplomat to Israel told TIME

By Feliz Solomon

Trump to Recognize Jerusalem As Israel's Capital

The U.S. embassy will not be immediately relocated

By Philip Elliott and Elizabeth Dias

In the Trump Era, Israelis and Palestinians Must Find Their Own Path to Peace

International consensus on a two-state solution will likely be shattered by a Trump presidency

By John Lyndon

Shimon Peres Could Change. Can the Israelis and the Palestinians?

The lifetime of Shimon Peres, who died on Sept. 28 at age 93, spanned the lifetime of the state of Israel. Born in what is now Belarus, his family moved to Tel Aviv more than...

By Karl Vick

Democratic Convention Protesters United By Anger, Not Issues

Even a yellow python makes an appearance

By Jay Newton-Small/Philadelphia

Inside the Cauldron of Hebron

In a perfect world, Hebron would be a showcase of co-existence. The city in the southern section of the Palestinian West Bank is built around the burial plot of Abraham, the patriarch from which Judaism,...

By Karl Vick

Discover Gaza's Ephemeral Walls

Federico Scoppa photographs how Gaza is trying to return to normal life

By Lucia De Stefani

Israeli and Palestinian Leaders Exchange Rare Handshake

Benjamin Netanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas met on the sidelines of the Paris climate talks

By NBC News

J.K. Rowling Uses Dumbledore to Explain Why She Opposes Israel Boycott

"Dumbledore is an academic and he believes that certain channels of communication should always remain open"

By Denver Nicks

The History Behind a Biblical Site Under Attack

The ancient spot has been a site of frequent conflict

By Lily Rothman

Photographing Life, Love and Laughter in Palestine

Tanya Habjouqa's Occupied Pleasures presents a nuanced, multi-dimensional portrayal of humanity’s ability to find pleasure in the face of trying circumstances

By Jen Tse

Yasser Arafat Wasn't Poisoned, French Prosecutors Say

French judges ruled Wednesday that there is not sufficient evidence to prove that Yasser Arafat was poisoned

By Tessa Berenson
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