Yara Hawari

Despite Gadi Eisenkot emerging as Netanyahu’s strongest challenger in the Israeli elections, his political agenda won't change the current genocidal course.

Starmer's leadership may be over, but the impact of his government's support for Israel's genocide in Gaza & attack on migrants will endure, writes Yara Hawari.

In a typical authoritarian overreach, Mahmoud Abbas and the PA appear to be lining up a successor Israel wants — and Palestinians don’t, writes Yara Hawari.

Israel has shifted from genocide in Gaza to ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, raising fears the Jenin assault is a prelude to annexation, says Yara Hawari.

Israel and the PA are now united in silencing journalist voices, with the PA’s repressive reflex to ban Al Jazeera coming as no surprise, says Yara Hawari.

Following the ICC issuing arrest warrants, Yara Hawari argues that global leaders like Keir Starmer must also be held to account for supporting Israel's crimes.

People across the Middle East and North Africa understand that Palestinian liberation is a symbol of the struggle for freedom everywhere, says Yara Hawari.

The Oslo Accords have become a defining moment in the lives of many Palestinians, entrenching Israel's occupation and co-opting their leadership. Thirty years on, Yara Hawari reflects on the collective anger and hope of a people.

A stronghold of the Palestinian struggle, Jenin refugee camp is no stranger to Israeli violence. Despite the death and destruction caused by the recent invasion, the community's spirit remains steadfast, writes Yara Hawari.

The teenager's murder at the hands of a Jewish Israeli settler is the result of the Israeli regime's incitement of violence against Palestinians. His story, and the story of his village of Sandala, is that of the continuing Nakba, writes Yara Hawari.