17 February 2015
Brother of two women murdered by Craig Hicks says he has no doubt that it was an anti-Muslim hate crime. Read more about Why can't media describe Chapel Hill murders as terrorism?
12 November 2014
Activists from nineteen countries demand the suspension of a key EU agreement with Israel. Read more about EU must cease "material support" for Israel's crimes, say leading trade unions
7 February 2013
Israeli companies lie so routinely about the origin of their produce that EU plans to introduce new labeling guidance will probably prove unworkable. Read more about UK supermarket sells fruit from illegal settlement as "made in Israel"
2 January 2013
In this latest roundup of news from the global boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, we take a look back at a year full of victories. Read more about BDS roundup: The victories of 2012
25 November 2012
It is shocking that Europe’s support for a Tel Aviv arms fair, held just before Israel’s latest assault on Gaza, has gone unnoticed by the media. Read more about EU sponsored Israeli weapons fair on eve of Gaza attacks
13 November 2012
Latest roundup of news from the global BDS movement: Veolia loses a $63 million contract in the UK; the Technical University of Denmark drops scientific collaboration projects with an Israeli settlement; and more! Read more about BDS Roundup: Veolia loses another major contract in UK
1 June 2012
Simon Natas on the case of solidarity activists who blockaded Ahava’s London flagship store and the role of G4s in Israel’s occupation. Read more about London lawyer takes on corporations abetting Israel's crimes
22 May 2012
South Africa and Denmark make historic rulings to correctly label Israeli settlement products; and international Quaker churches fully divest from the Caterpillar corporation. Read more about BDS roundup: South Africa and Denmark to correctly label Israeli settlement products
13 June 2011
Victor Kattan argues that UN membership for a State of Palestine would be a strategic asset to the Palestinian struggle for self-determination, although there are risks involved. Read more about The case for UN recognition of Palestine
6 May 2010
Former World Bank president and Middle East Quartet envoy James D. Wolfensohn is an investor in an Israeli company that is developing transport infrastructure for Jewish-only settlements built in the occupied West Bank in violation of international law, an investigation by The Electronic Intifada reveals. Read more about Quartet ex-envoy's investment helps Israel greenwash settlements