Ben Reiff

Ben Reiff Except, he very much is. In fact, there is no one who more plainly epitomises today's Israel than Itamar Ben-Gvir – and it is high time the international community woke up to that reality.

Extended families across the Strip are holding elections to ensure they are accounted for by aid groups — and, for some, to consolidate political ambitions.

Pushing to seize 70 percent of Gaza’s territory, the Israeli army is opening fire at Palestinian civilians caught off guard by the ever-expanding ‘Yellow Line.’

​​Israel shut its borders to West Bank laborers after Oct. 7. But desperation means thousands are finding a way in — and Israeli police keep shooting them.

UK courts upheld the gov't’s proscription of Palestine Action and sentenced four of its activists as terrorists. The outcomes were all but predetermined.

The ‘June 26 movement' may bring thousands to the streets. But threats and manipulations are distorting its message — as has happened before.

Discussing his new book, Eyal Weizman explains how the systematic erasure of Gaza's built environment is aimed at extinguishing Palestinian life in the Strip.

To fund perpetual war, Israel has grown ever more reliant on issuing bonds. Relinquishing these holdings, often invested passively, disrupts that equation.

‘The Splinter' at Bezalel Academy was born out of calls to boycott the institution. The result was a fraught collaboration between student unions.

Jusoor News says it reflects the pulse of the Arab street. But leaked files suggest links to Israeli intelligence and a pro-Israel agenda with deep roots.