Oslo Accords

Israel Planning Mass Expulsion of Bedouins from West Bank

By Mel Frykberg
Thirty-year-old Naifa Youssef and 50 other members of her Bedouin community live a precarious life, eking out a hand-to-mouth existence alongside the main road which links Jerusalem with the Dead Sea and the ancient city of Jericho.

OPINION: Israeli Peace Activists Grapple with Dilemma

By Pierre Klochendler
“Strong together, we love Israel and trust the army” – while a tentative truce takes root, banners adorned with the national colours still dominate cities and highways across the country.

Freeing Prisoners, at a Price

By Pierre Klochendler
Standing in front of the makeshift memorial corner of his deceased children that he arranged in the room , Tzion Swery says to himself, “How ironical that we mark the 12th anniversary of their death on Tuesday just as Israel starts releasing Palestinian prisoners.”


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