Gaza watches Israel’s elections with fear and antipathy
Palestinians are following the campaign, but few feel next month's vote will make their lives any better.
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Palestinians are following the campaign, but few feel next month's vote will make their lives any better.
Violations against Palestinians in Gaza continue even as world leaders call on Israel to adhere to ceasefire deal.
Palestinians protest Israel’s prison visit bans as settler pogroms continue across the occupied West Bank.
France's Macron says suffering in Gaza should 'shame all of us' as Canada's Carney pledges $71m for two-state efforts.
UK PM Burnham condemned Israel’s war on Gaza, and explains why the UK sanctioned illegal Israeli settlements.
Amid Gaza’s food crisis, bread remains a staple as displaced families use communal ovens to save on costly fuel.
Jason Eaton was found guilty of attempted second-degree murder for the shooting of three Palestinian college students.
At least 53 young men are being held in Biddu after raids left the town in lockdown, with schools and businesses shut.
Israeli attacks on Palestinians continue in Gaza despite a 'ceasefire' signed in October.
English singer Ed Sheeran opened his first show since his opener Macklemore was dropped after making pro-Palestinian comments onstage. The move sparked controversy and prompted several other support acts to drop out of the tour, publishing statements citing their support for Palestinians. While some concert goers could be seen trying to sell their tickets on Saturday, others have voiced their support for the 'Shape of You' singer. Story by Charlotte Hughes.
A clash over music, politics and Palestine is putting freedom of expression in the spotlight. Macklemore’s outspoken support for Palestinians has sparked a backlash around Ed Sheeran’s US tour, raising a bigger question: should artists be expected to take a political stand, or are they equally free to stay silent? France 24’s Gavin Lee is joined by Dr Adam Behr, Reader in Music, Politics and Society at Newcastle University, to discuss the controversy.
Eldest son of Munir al-Bursh, director general of Gaza’s Health Ministry, was struck by a drone outside tent in Jabalia.
Sarah Cotte said her comments were not in support of Hamas, but in support of Palestinians' right to resist.