Annexation Apologists’ Most Misleading Claims – and How to Debunk Them

From Netanyahu to Kushner, apologists for Israel’s annexation of the West Bank are pushing word games, distraction and delay to make the morally and legally indigestible seem reasonable

Annexation Leaves Palestinians Nothing to Discuss

Despite the trust of Haaretz's finest, no phone call from Abbas will overcome Trump’s scorched earth approach to international peace, or the ideological determination of his associates

Fight Annexation on Moral Grounds

We must not resume that exhaustingly familiar ping-pong match with the right, in which the leftists predict the worst, the general public isn’t impressed, and everything goes on as usual

Breaking the silence on annexation

Annexation is not just a declarative move. It could drastically and negatively impact people’s lives, primarily Palestinian residents of the occupied land

In Hebron, protecting Palestinians is not an Israeli soldier’s job

A viral video of a soldier helping a Palestinian during a settler attack symbolizes how Israelis would like to see their army. The reality is far from it

Israel and the Diaspora: A call for honesty

Israel’s new government has promised to advance annexation legislation as soon as this July, a move that would make it impossible to argue that Israel is not an apartheid state, formalising a situation in which two distinct groups live under two highly disparate systems of law within one state

Palestinians Under the Israeli Boot: A Formula for Tyranny in Cheap Makeup

The truth doesn’t always lie at the centerpoint of political debate. The truth wasn’t at the midpoint of the political debate in South Africa of the 1980s nor in the South in the United States of the 19th century

Israel Had Never Issued A Press Credential To A Journalist From My Country. It Gave Me One.

As a Pakistani reporter covering U.S. foreign policy, I worried about writing on Palestine and Israel — until visiting gave me an empathy stronger than my fear.

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