“Israel’s” push to cancel the Oslo Accords reflects a broader effort to end the two-state solution, expand control over the West Bank, and reshape the future of the Palestinian cause.

Palestinian tribes and clans in Gaza are actively countering foreign-backed militias by withdrawing social protection, using community influence to reintegrate young fighters, and coordinating with local security to restore civil peace.

The Khan al-Ahmar community now faces the threat of forced displacement under an Israeli Occupation plan tied to settlement expansion seeking to clear the area as part of the controversial "E1" project.

The Israeli occupation army continues to expand its control within the Gaza Strip, coinciding with an escalation of its daily bloody attacks against Palestinians, in an attempt to impose a new reality on the ground.

In the UK, pro-Palestinian expression is increasingly constrained by a chilling effect that can turn everyday symbols and activism into grounds for scrutiny, investigation, and self-censorship across public life.

“Israel’s” post–October 7 exclusion of Palestinian workers led to a major labor shift, replacing them with foreign workers while still relying on Palestinians in reduced and informal ways, revealing economic disruption and the limits of full labor substitution.

From makeshift camps west of Tripoli to first-aid workshops and legal and media training sessions, preparations are intensifying for the Moroccan Sumud Flotilla 2, part of a broader Maghreb initiative aiming to reach the Egyptian border in a renewed attempt to break the Israeli Occupation’s blockade on Gaza.

Yasser Mahmoud Abbas’s election to Fatah’s Central Committee was more than a routine congress result; it marked the rise of a figure long associated with business circles and behind the scenes roles into the movement’s top decision making body.

Palestinian activist Ramy Shaath has found himself once again at odds with authorities, this time in Paris, the city that once welcomed him after his release from years of detention in Egypt, presenting him as a symbol of free expression and human rights.

Israeli bulldozers tore down dozens of Palestinian shops on the edge of a town southeast of Jerusalem this week, clearing land ahead of a settlement-linked road project in the occupied West Bank.

The Israeli Occupation has not only controlled Palestinian movement since the occupation of the West Bank in 1967, but has also built a system of unofficial travel ban lists, turning the al-Karama Crossing into a tool of punishment.

Palestinian education in the West Bank is being eroded by violence, restrictions, demolitions, and financial crisis, disrupting schooling and endangering its future.

When the ceasefire was announced on October 10, 2025, Gaza residents hoped to return home in peace, but instead of restoring freedom of movement, Israeli military lines divided the territory and confined people to an increasingly restricted space.

Growing Greek-Israeli military ties, alongside Athens’ acceptance of the Global Sumud Flotilla activists, effectively gave "Tel Aviv" a way out of a political clash with European capitals.

The 2026 Palestinian local elections, held under restrictive conditions and without Hamas participation, produced Fatah-backed wins that critics say reflect limited competition, low turnout, and a broader legitimacy crisis.