admin | May 16, 2021
The sudden rekindling of the Israel-Palestine conflict, and the ensuing horrors, is a shameful reminder of the international communitys almost criminal neglect of the crisis. There have been no substantive peace talks for more than a decade. Donald Trumps deal of the century was a cruel sham
admin | May 16, 2021
Israeli forces respond to a Palestinian man protesting in Jerusalem by placing him in a choke hold. (Photo by Menahem Kahana / AFP via Getty Images) Thank you for signing up forThe Nations weekly newsletter
admin | May 16, 2021
Eid al-Fitr marks the conclusion to the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Usually cause for celebration, this holiday is sorrowful for Palestinian Americans, Muslim or otherwise, who are mourning amid the worst violence seen in the homeland in years. It doesnt feel like a holiday for us, Amani al-Khatahtbeh, a Palestinian American author and founder of the online magazine Muslim Girl, told the Guardian
admin | May 16, 2021
GAZA CITY/LONDON/NEW YORK: Palestinians on Saturday marked the anniversary of the Nakba, the catastrophe when more than 700,000 were driven from their homes to establish the state of Israel in 1948. Israel observed the day by killing two women and eight children from one family in an airstrike on a refugee camp.
admin | May 16, 2021
After weeks of growing tensions and protests over planned expulsions of Palestinians inJerusalem, violent clashes in the flashpoint city combined with deadly exchanges of rocket fire and bombs between Gaza and Israel risk escalating into all-out war.
admin | May 16, 2021
Palestinian-Dutch model Bella Hadid marched for Palestine in New York City on Saturday against the Israeli occupation and the airstrikes that have killed scores in her country of origin. The 24-year-old, joined a crowd of demonstrators to march the streets of Bay Ridge in New York while wearing a traditional dress, a Keffiyeh and a face mask.
admin | May 8, 2021
Toilet access is an issue of public health John Miles, research associate, Kilburn Older Voices Exchange, writes: Im writing on behalf of the Toilet Manifesto for London Group (TMLG) to welcome Mary Langans Opinion column Access to public toilets is a human right Toilets are expensive to run and a challenge for local authorities hit by centrally imposed austerity measures. Older people are among those most affected by the dwindling number and frequent inaccessibility of these often poorly maintained and inadequately signed facilities.
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