Category: 1. Palestine

By Robert Inlakesh

Although there is now a growing set of legal challenges to the ongoing assault on First Amendment rights, the campaign to stifle free speech is manifesting itself in so many ways beyond deportations and propaganda.

As the government of US President Donald Trump escalates the assault on freedom of speech on college campuses, a…

By Palestine Chronicle Staff  

Israeli forces have detained at least 30 Palestinians during raids in the West Bank, including former prisoner Ahmed Walid Khashan, while forced displacement and destruction of refugee camps continue to escalate.

The Israeli army has detained at least 30 Palestinians during several raids in towns and villages across the West Bank, while Doctors Without Borders…

United States officials are set to meet with their Ukrainian counterparts again after a round of talks with Russian negotiators on a partial ceasefire in Ukraine.

A senior Ukrainian official told the AFP news agency that the meeting would be held later on Monday after US and Russian delegations wrap up their day’s talks in Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh.

Monday’s US-Russia talks were primarily focused on ending attacks on Black Sea shipping, with a view to ushering in a broader…

Video from Gaza’s Beit Lahiya shows the immediate aftermath of an Israeli strike that killed Al Jazeera Mubasher journalist Hossam Shabat. His body can be seen among several others on the ground next to his vehicle. The Israeli military also killed Palestine Today journalist Mohammad Mansour earlier in Khan Younis.

By Palestine Chronicle Staff  

Journalists Hossam Shabat and Mohammed Mansour killed in targeted airstrikes, as the death toll among media workers continues to rise.

Palestinian journalists Hossam Shabat and Mohammed Mansour were killed on Monday in Israeli airstrikes that targeted them in separate locations in Gaza.

Shabat, a contributor to Al…