James Elder describes children on the brink of death and families desperate for clean water, food and shelter

Conferences have been abruptly cancelled, media appearances suppressed and demands made to fire critics of Israeli policies

Consul Yuval Donio-Gideon objected to course at Bard College but president says institution ‘stood up for academic freedom’

Kennedy School allegedly bowed to donors unhappy with organisation accusing Israel of apartheid in occupied territories

I covered the Rwandan genocide as a reporter. The language spilling out of Israel after the butchery of the Hamas attacks is eerily familiar, says Guardian US writer Chris McGreal

The same countries that said ‘never again’ after Rwanda have given Israel a free pass during six months of death and destruction

Letter to president expresses ‘sense of betrayal’ for shielding Israel from accountability for her death ahead of his visit to Jerusalem

Horrifying military abuse is recounted in a new video project that aims to highlight how US funding is aiding violence in Israel

IDF says it ‘completely rejects’ charge that its soldiers deliberately fired on any of the thousands of civilians killed in Israeli offensive

Open letter calls on Jewish leaders to speak out against ‘ultimate purpose’ of PM’s judicial reforms – upholding ‘regime of apartheid’

Hadid had denounced Itamar Ben-Gvir for saying Jewish settlers had more rights than Palestinians in occupied territories

The pattern of killing cannot be denied, says former Guardian Jerusalem correspondent Chris McGreal

The Israeli state PR machine went straight to work to choose its deflection strategy

More than 100 Israeli and international civil society groups warn IHRA definition could curb work of UN bodies

Professor says his selection was dropped for describing Israel as an ‘apartheid state’ and accusing Jeffries of being ‘bought’ by Aipac

Kennedy School dean initially refused ex-Human Rights Watch head Kenneth Roth a fellowship over criticisms of Israel

Doctors who have returned from volunteering at besieged hospitals to tell officials aid is meaningless without a ceasefire

Chris Van Hollen calls for independent US inquiry, saying IDF claim Shireen Abu Aqleh died amid gun battle unsupported by evidence

Tamir Pardo comments, slammed by ruling Likud party, carry weight because of high regard for intelligence agency in Israel

The long read: One night in 2005, Israeli soldiers came for Huda Dahbour’s teenage son. He was gone for a year and a half. The damage done to their family – and so many others like them – was...

Fatal shooting of Shireen Abu Aqleh in May raises fresh concerns over military inquiries into deaths of Palestinians

Israel and Joe Biden have shown scepticism about accuracy of rising death toll but others point to historical reliability of data

Israel is in sixth place after the Committee to Protect Journalists recorded 19 Palestinian journalists in its jails

The indiscriminate killing, the manmade starvation and the bombing of aid workers must bring the west to a moment of decision, says Guardian US writer Chris McGreal

Panel that considered whether ex-president committed crimes in trying to overturn 2020 election defeat could recommend prosecution

Jewish groups have accused the ANC of antisemitism, but ICJ case stems from party’s longstanding support for Palestinians

Timely new book Against Erasure shows the ‘breadth and richness’ of Palestine before the Nakba in 1948 when 750,000 people were forced from their homes

The Khan Yunis refugee camp was supposed to be in the safe zone. But nowhere is safe – the very existence of Palestinians is under attack, says Ghada Ageel, a former translator in Gaza for the...

Insiders say pressure from the top results in credulous reporting of Israeli claims and silencing of Palestinian perspectives

Growing up in the Palestinian enclave leaves the young numbed to the violence of their daily lives

Film offers most detailed account yet of journalist’s killing by Israeli army, including video of moments surrounding shooting

Critics compare Israeli military actions of Palestinian territories with Russian invasion of Ukraine but pro-Israel groups dismiss allegations as false parallels

State assembly member introduced law to prohibit tax-deductible donations from being used to expel Palestinians from their land

Seemingly, no one at a potential 100-person boozy lockdown gathering was able to predict it would upset the general public, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Committee to Protect Journalists says at least 68 journalists and media workers killed since 7 October

Israel should not join visa waiver scheme until it stops targeting Arab and Muslim US citizens ‘based on their ethnicity’, letter says

Horrifying military abuse is recounted in a new video project that aims to highlight how US funding is aiding violence in Israel

Complaint on behalf of Palestinian groups and individuals alleges Israel’s actions amount to genocide

Senator Chris Van Hollen says president should reassess military aid to Israel in light of extreme rightward tilt of government

Letter to US president says more reporters have been killed in Gaza war since October than in any single country over an entire year

The state department seems keen to avoid questions about the Palestinian American journalist’s shooting by an Israeli soldier

We should be able to condemn real and vile antisemitism while also acknowledging an obvious reality: this Israeli government includes criminals and despots who have no interest in peace

Several groups and individuals are rallying against Bezalel Smotrich’s visit over his comments to ‘wipe out’ a Palestinian town

PM rebuts White House by saying all territory west of Jordan River would be under Israeli security control

Hakeem Jeffries was accused of giving cover to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he tried to curtail Israeli judiciary power

Defence minister calls investigation into Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing by Israeli army ‘interference in internal affairs’

The IDF says the strike hit a “terrorist squad”, but witnesses tell the BBC the group posed no threat.

In a new documentary, film-maker Julia Bacha explores the rise of laws punishing Israel boycotts and the ramifications they might have in the future

Hardline Aipac – condemned for unquestioning support of PM – calls liberal rival J Street ‘grave threat’ to Israel’s security

Human rights groups also want to see measures used to stop US groups from donating tens of millions of dollars each year to settlers

Other payment companies do business with Palestinians in the occupied territories, but PayPal only provides services to Israelis there

Daniel Kurtzer says legalised settlements are ‘a significant violation of a commitment the Israeli government made to the American government’

Groups accused of using Republican mega-donors to hijack Democratic primaries following the defeat of Jewish congressman

StandWithUs filed charge with US education department accusing Lara Sheehi of hate speech and discrimination against students

The inescapable truth is that Israel cannot extinguish Palestinian resistance by violence, any more than the...

As Netanyahu takes an aggressively anti-Palestinian line, the White House will seek to avoid the humiliations heaped on Obama

Rabbi Gilad Kariv, a Labour party member of Israel’s parliament, warns ultra-conservative members are pushing tighter controls

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Accusations of complicity in deaths of 800,000 in 1994 have clouded diplomatic relations

From housing to health, the institutions are crumbling. This could be a historic chance to craft radical change from chaos

IDF says it ‘completely rejects’ charge that its soldiers deliberately fired on any of the thousands of civilians killed in Israeli offensive