open menu
close menu
October 7 war
Gaza
Settler violence
ICJ
Crackdown on dissent
Newsletter
close menu
B696146A-7C75-40FC-8B38-383B61520B38
Created with sketchtool.
SUPPORT US
Topics
October 7 war
Gaza
Settler violence
ICJ
Crackdown on dissent
About
Our writers
The +972 Podcast
Contact us
Local Call
SUPPORT US
Follow us
twitter
facebook
instagram
Developed by
RGB Media
Powered by
Salamandra
Al-Aqsa
facebook
email
twitter
link
When Israel’s Shin Bet chief embraces fake news
Ronen Bar, the head of Israel's domestic intelligence, spread disinformation in order to portray Palestinians as terrorists and Jews as innocents.
By
Meron Rapoport
and
Oren Ziv
July 2, 2023
Israel, leave Ramadan alone
Instead of devoting ourselves to spiritual growth or being able to enjoy time with family, we Palestinians are made to fear this holy month.
By
Samah Salaime
April 14, 2023
‘The Israeli police wanted to show that they are in control of Al-Aqsa’
Writer Jalal Abukhater explains the context behind a violent raid in Al-Aqsa, and why the mosque is more than a place of worship for Palestinians.
By
Vera Sajrawi
April 5, 2023
Subscribe to The Landline
+972's weekly newsletter
Sign up
Error message after subscribing form
Latest
The Temple Mount movement braces for its moment
With its activists now sitting in Israel's government, the once-fringe movement has gained unprecedented influence over the fate of Jerusalem's holiest site. The next weeks could herald even more danger.
By
Nate Orbach
March 20, 2023
An hour and 22 years away: Visiting Jerusalem from the West Bank
Israel's permit regime can make it near-impossible for Palestinians in the West Bank to enter Jerusalem. But after waiting my entire life, I finally made it.
By
Awdah Hathaleen
August 15, 2022
Mansour Abbas won’t bring down the Israeli government — for his own sake
The Ra'am leader froze his party's membership in the gov't following the violent crackdown at Al-Aqsa. Here's why quitting isn't an option.
By
Samah Salaime
April 19, 2022
Israeli police target Palestinian journalists at Al-Aqsa Mosque
Journalists at the Jerusalem holy site documented police arbitrarily denying access, delivering beatings, and firing on reporters with rubber-coated bullets.
By
Oren Ziv
May 26, 2021
Israel trying to deport stateless Palestinian journalist from Jerusalem
Mustafa al-Haruf has spent the last 20 years living in East Jerusalem, where he has a wife, daughter, and works as a photographer. Now Israel wants to deport him to Jordan, where he has no family or legal status. Mustafa al-Haruf, a stateless Palestinian journalist who lives and works in Jerusalem, has been in an…
By
Oren Ziv
February 27, 2019
One of Palestine’s most popular journalists is in jail for incitement
Ali Dar Ali was arrested for two posts he published on Facebook. But the prosecution and the judge are far more concerned with his large following than the content of the posts. By Oren Ziv Israeli forces arrested Ali Dar Ali, one of the most renowned Palestinian journalists in the West Bank, at his home near Ramallah last week, for incitement…
By
Oren Ziv
August 21, 2018
Court says Palestinian poet won’t be released from house arrest
Dareen Tatour, who was arrested and jailed for publishing a poem on Facebook, will remain under house arrest, preventing her from working or leading a normal life. By Yoav Haifawi The media calm in recent months could have fooled the casual reader into thinking that the trial of Dareen Tatour for her poetry has already…
By
+972 Magazine
December 17, 2017
Absent in the clamor about Jerusalem are the Palestinians of Jerusalem
In Arab capitals speculation turns to panic about Trump’s expected reversal of policy on Jerusalem. Meanwhile, nobody seems to be talking about — or to — the Palestinians of Jerusalem, whose daily reality of occupation will remain irrespective of what comes next. Speculation was rife on Tuesday that the U.S. president would soon break with…
By
Samer Badawi
December 5, 2017
‘I tried not to scream, I was afraid they’d hit me even harder’
An Israeli raid on Al-Aqsa compound earlier this year turned violent when hundreds of Palestinian worshippers were beaten, arrested, and marched barefoot through the streets of Jerusalem. Now two young men describe the brutality they faced that night, and the humiliation they encountered while in custody. By Yali (Yael) Marom This past summer, two weeks after Al-Aqsa compound…
By
Yali (Yael) Marom
December 3, 2017
Why Trump won’t move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem
The city is a tinderbox, and no one wants to set off a fatal spark. A prominent Israeli journalist tweeted on Wednesday that Netanyahu’s government expects the United States to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital “perhaps as early as Sunday.” Dana Weiss, the chief political analyst for Channel 2 News and the anchor of her own…
By
Lisa Goldman
November 30, 2017
Most Read
Day
Week
Month
‘Lavender’: The AI machine directing Israel’s bombing spree in Gaza
Iran is acting more rationally than Israel — for now
‘A mass assassination factory’: Inside Israel’s calculated bombing of Gaza
As Iran and Israel collide, will Palestinians pay the price?
Netanyahu isn't the only one interested in prolonging the war
‘Lavender’: The AI machine directing Israel’s bombing spree in Gaza
Netanyahu isn't the only one interested in prolonging the war
‘A mass assassination factory’: Inside Israel’s calculated bombing of Gaza
‘The colors and joy have disappeared’: Gazans return to decimated Khan Younis
Even without a UN veto, Gaza remains hostage to American power
‘Lavender’: The AI machine directing Israel’s bombing spree in Gaza
‘A mass assassination factory’: Inside Israel’s calculated bombing of Gaza
The spiraling absurdity of Germany's pro-Israel fanaticism
Even without a UN veto, Gaza remains hostage to American power
Why do Israelis feel so threatened by a ceasefire?
Subscribe to The Landline
+972's weekly newsletter
Sign up