Censorship and watermelons
The fear of offending Israel is restricting freedom of expression, which is why symbols are making a comeback
Israel: Eyes that do not see
An Israeli who only consumes their country’s media will find it hard to gauge the suffering of the Palestinians
Gaza: Where’s the law?
Israel’s war on the occupied territory is violating international law, but the international community is failing to enforce the rules it has agreed to
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