“Academic boycotts are fundamentally antithetical to academic freedom. Let’s start using anthropological forms of engagement for the sake of progressive change,” writes Mechele Rivkin-Fish.

Around 1,200 members of the Israeli security forces entered Shuafat refugee camp in East Jerusalem on Wednesday morning to oversee the demolition of the home of Ibrahim al-Akri, who killed two Israelis in Jerusalem last year.

The residents of a Bedouin neighborhood in northern Israel are vowing to continue their public struggle against efforts to evacuate them from their land.

Benjamin Netanyahu has told his Likud faction that Israel could easily destroy the flashpoint Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, but chooses not to as it contradicts Israeli values.

“Israeli military incursions into the West Bank’s Area A and even Area B – the districts where only Palestinians live and the Palestinian Authority operates – have one positive aspect,” writes Amira Hass.

According to Palestinian sources, the assailant behind the attack is Mazan Abu Dis, an intelligence officer in the Palestinian Authority.

“As Bill Clinton’s national security adviser, [Sandy Berger] made a signal contribution to advancing American interests and the well-being of our nation in a troubled world. Nowhere was this more the case than in his efforts to make Arab-Israeli peace,” writes Martin Indyk.

Elliott Abrams has penned the latest installment in a string of articles by right-wing pro-Israel hacks calling Secretary of State John Kerry an anti-Semite.