The case for an economic and political boycott of Israeli settlements – to support the two-state solution, and as an alternative to BDS.

“The Israeli prime minister tells the UN that he will ‘gladly come to speak’ to the Palestinian legislative body, which he conveniently forgets hasn’t convened in nearly a decade. Outstretched hand for peace or PR ploy?” asks Mike Omer-Man.

Facebook may have capitulated to the Israeli narrative and is taking the side of an occupying power, according to Palestinian journalists and activists.

Palestinians living in villages near the illegal outpost of Amona are fighting to prove their ownership of the land where a pro-settler campaign is planning to establish its new location.

“Many scenarios emerged when the Palestinian local elections were delayed, with some saying elections may be held in the West Bank, and not in the Gaza Strip, where Hamas may appoint its candidates in the local bodies,” writes Adnan Abu Amer.

“President Mahmoud Abbas’ speech to the UN General Assembly showed that he has no credible strategy for obtaining Palestinian statehood,” writes Daoud Kuttab.

Hamas political leader Khaled Mashaal has publicly confirmed long-circulating reports that he will not run for reelection in the terror organization’s upcoming internal elections, slated to take place in 2017.

Oxford Research Group is currently hosting a seminal initiative to give a voice to the “forgotten Palestinians”: the 1.2 million Palestinian citizens of Israel.

The right-wing politician has been under attack from setters for not doing enough on the issue of unauthorized settler homes.

There is concern and speculation in Jerusalem that US President Barack Obama may refrain from rejecting a UN Security Council resolution recognizing a Palestinian state before the end of his term.

David Friedman claims Israel would remain 65% Jewish even if it assimilated Palestinians in Judea and Samaria; official numbers tell a different story.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Sunday that if elected president, he would recognize Jerusalem as the “undivided capital” of Israel.