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1 July 2021
Forced out of his village by Zionist militias as a child, Yacoub Odeh fights to return. Read more about Podcast Ep 41: The village of Lifta and the expulsion of the Palestinians
26 July 2018
The pain of people displaced by Zionist forces in 1948 remains vivid 70 years later. Read more about "Always on my mind"
Jerusalem 5 March 2014
Ramallah-based fashion designers of Ibra wa Khayt use old Palestinian clothing to make modern garments. Read more about Fighting the occupation with a needle and thread
25 October 2013
Palestinians have fiercely defended their right to return. But what would return actually look like and how can they make it happen? A thought-provoking video from Badil gives an introduction to some of the practicalities and ongoing efforts. Read more about Turning the Palestinian right of return into a practical reality - video
17 June 2013
“Anybody who wants to buy or make plans [for our land] must know that these are our graves, our houses, our olive presses, our springs, our trees and our stones.” Read more about No abandoned land: Palestinians tend ancestors' graves in village ethnically cleansed in 1948
5 February 2013
Militarism is mocked with exuberance in a new exhibition. Read more about "Gaza Fashion Week" comes to London art gallery
13 January 2013
Palestinian detainee Jihad al-Obeidi will soon be freed after 25 years in Israeli prison. Read more about Jerusalem family anxiously awaits return of son after 25 years in Israeli prison
London 2 December 2011
The World Monuments Fund rejected a petition to have Lifta, a destroyed and ethnically cleansed Palestinian village, officially included in their protected heritage site list. Read more about World bodies must act now to save Lifta
12 May 2011
Read more about Will Lifta be saved from Israeli plans to turn it into luxury condos?
2 March 2010
The New York Times’ Jerusalem bureau chief lives on property Israel seized from Palestinian refugees forced to leave their homes during the Nakba in 1948. EI’s Ali Abunimah reveals for the first time details of The Times’ acquisition and use of this property and the story of the Palestinian family whose home it was. What are the implications for its reporting of a case that places the “newspaper of record” at the heart of the Palestine conflict? Read more about NY Times' Jerusalem property makes it protagonist in Palestine conflict