UCT to decide on Israel boycott
Tensions are running high ahead of a vote by the University of Cape Town’s council on a resolution to start an academic boycott of Israel.
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Israeli ministers call for more bombs on Gaza
Israel’s Education Minister Naftali Bennett and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked have called for the bombardment of the Gaza Strip to be intensified after a night
NGO study shows rapid deterioration in mental health of Palestinian children in Gaza
Palestinian children in the occupied Gaza Strip are experiencing a rapid deterioration in their mental health, a new study by the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)
Govt forges ahead with downgrading South African Embassy in Israel
Cyril Ramaphosa says government stands with the Palestinian people in their fight for self-determination but also recognizes Israel’s right to sovereignty. President Cyril Ramaphosa says
Israel may have committed war crimes in Gaza – UN
Israeli soldiers may have committed war crimes by deliberately targeting unarmed children, journalists and disabled people during recent protests in Gaza. This is the finding
Israeli forces kill Gaza boy during protest
Israeli occupation forces shot and killed a 14-year-old Palestinian boy in Gaza as protesters met with lethal force for the 48th consecutive Friday of demonstrations
Palestinian Photojournalists from Gaza Win Prestigious Photo Awards
Two Palestinian photojournalists based in Gaza have won Awards of Excellence at the 76th Pictures of the Year International (POYI) from the Missouri School of
Israel wants to be ‘in Africa’ but to keep Africans out of Israel
Israel wants to exploit the benefits of a potential relationship with Africa. But it does not want Africans to come to Israel. Israel’s Prime Minister
Disabled athletes compete in Gaza sports contest
the Rachel Corrie sports initiative hosted its 5th sporting event this year The Rachel Corrie Gaza Sport Initiative was held for the fifth time this
Pitzer College faculty moves to suspend Israel program in support of Palestinian rights
Pitzer College faculty have voted to suspend a study abroad program in Israel, sparking widespread controversy over what is believed to be the nation’s first