Tag Archives: Israel

The bill has been held up over objections that it interferes with academic freedom and Americans’ constitutionally guaranteed right to free speech.

While filming the protests on the Gaza strip, a photographer for the Associated Press—wearing a PRESS vest—was reportedly shot by an Israeli sniper.

A teenage Palestinian boy had his hands in the air and was standing far away from the Israeli soldier who shot and killed him.

The IDF has forced the Jerusalem Post to remove its explosive report on the Israeli military giving weapons to the Syrian rebels.

Israel’s use of the technology to kill Palestinians, says the families’ attorney, raises “many questions concerning human judgment, ethics, and compliance with international humanitarian law.”

After three years of house arrest with no access to the internet, a Palestinian poet has been sentenced to prison for a poem she posted on Facebook.

While Americans obsess over alleged "Russian hacking," Noam Chomsky questions why political influence from Israel is being ignored.

US military officials say they are preparing for a full scale invasion of Gaza against people armed with kites and rocks.

The Israeli government is attempting to pass legislation that could send individuals to prison for up to 10 years for filming soldiers.

While the United States gives Israel around $10.5 million a day, reports indicate that Social Security and Medicare funds will soon be depleted.