Palestine
Palestine Action: What happens when protest is branded terror?
Palestine Action: What happens when protest is branded terror?
By equating direct action protest with terrorism, the UK government is treating dissent as a security threat, argues Human Right Watch
What next for Palestine Action? High Court judgment is important victory for the right to protest
What next for Palestine Action? High Court judgment is important victory for the right to protest
At Liberty, we believe the proscription of Palestine Action was an overreach by the government. The High Court agrees
10 global solutions to homelessness and the housing crisis to give you hope for the future
10 global solutions to homelessness and the housing crisis to give you hope for the future
From regenerating a city in the West Bank to giving homeless people personalised cash grants to turning banks into homes in Catalonia, the World Habitat Awards are shining a light on revolutionary projects taking on the housing crisis
For people in Gaza, ceasefire has changed little. 2026 must see a real end to the violence
For people in Gaza, ceasefire has changed little. 2026 must see a real end to the violence
‘It’s not just great beer. It’s an image of Palestine’: Meet the Middle East’s first female brewmaster
‘It’s not just great beer. It’s an image of Palestine’: Meet the Middle East’s first female brewmaster
Men in the Sun and Other Palestinian Stories by Ghassan Kanafani review – diaspora, flight and exile
Men in the Sun and Other Palestinian Stories by Ghassan Kanafani review – diaspora, flight and exile
Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie: ‘It was hard to get artists to take part in Gig for Gaza’
Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie: ‘It was hard to get artists to take part in Gig for Gaza’
The UK has formally recognised the state of Palestine. So now what?
The UK has formally recognised the state of Palestine. So now what?
Comedian Vittorio Angelone: ‘Landlords should have to look you in the eye when they take your rent’
Comedian Vittorio Angelone: ‘Landlords should have to look you in the eye when they take your rent’
‘We can read their eyes’: Donkeys serve as ‘animal ambulances’ in Gaza. But they now face starvation, Palestinian vet warns
‘We can read their eyes’: Donkeys serve as ‘animal ambulances’ in Gaza. But they now face starvation, Palestinian vet warns
West Bank Palestinian farmers fight for survival amid settler violence and economic collapse
West Bank Palestinian farmers fight for survival amid settler violence and economic collapse
Opera performers are using Palestinian flags to make a stand. And why shouldn’t they?
Opera performers are using Palestinian flags to make a stand. And why shouldn’t they?
From anti-war to Palestine Action: The way we protest is changing – so how did we get here?
From anti-war to Palestine Action: The way we protest is changing – so how did we get here?
Gaza’s health workers need more than thoughts and prayers – they need protection
Gaza’s health workers need more than thoughts and prayers – they need protection
As the government moves to ban Palestine Action, are terror laws being used for ‘political policing’?
As the government moves to ban Palestine Action, are terror laws being used for ‘political policing’?
The end of Gaza’s Khan Younis may spell the imminent end of a people
The end of Gaza’s Khan Younis may spell the imminent end of a people
Guz Khan: ‘Pedro Pascal saying he’s seen all of Man Like Mobeen is mental’
Guz Khan: ‘Pedro Pascal saying he’s seen all of Man Like Mobeen is mental’
I’m an aid worker in Gaza – the situation has never been worse
I’m an aid worker in Gaza – the situation has never been worse
How adapting controversial play Seven Jewish Children into a film expanded my Jewish identity
How adapting controversial play Seven Jewish Children into a film expanded my Jewish identity
Zarah Sultana would ‘absolutely’ return to Labour after suspension: ‘It has to be a broad church’
Zarah Sultana would ‘absolutely’ return to Labour after suspension: ‘It has to be a broad church’
2024 has seen women and girls in Gaza face unprecedented attacks on their rights
2024 has seen women and girls in Gaza face unprecedented attacks on their rights
‘There’s always room at the inn’: How a hospital in Bethlehem offers hope in the shadow of tragedy
‘There’s always room at the inn’: How a hospital in Bethlehem offers hope in the shadow of tragedy
‘The children have seen so much blood’: As calls for a ceasefire grow even louder – what’s next for Gaza?
‘The children have seen so much blood’: As calls for a ceasefire grow even louder – what’s next for Gaza?
Political censorship in theatre has gone too far – especially on Palestinian art. Here’s why
Political censorship in theatre has gone too far – especially on Palestinian art. Here’s why
‘I will never forget the day it all changed’: This is what life is like as an aid worker in Gaza
