Explainer: Israel’s West Bank Wall

In 2002, under the pretext of security, the Israeli government began unilaterally constructing a wall to separate Palestinians in the occupied West Bank from Israel and occupied East Jerusalem, and from Israeli settlements built inside the West Bank. The IMEU offers the following explainer on Israel's West Bank wall.

Quick Facts: East Jerusalem

Since Israel’s establishment in 1948, the United Nations and international community have not recognized the sovereignty of any country to any part of Jerusalem in the absence of a permanent peace agreement in the region.

5 Things to Remember When Covering Israel & the U.S. Visa Waiver Program

Explainer: Plan Dalet & The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine

NYT Guest Essay: We Document Human Rights Violations. Israel Wants to Silence Us.

Just after 3 a.m. on Aug 18, Israeli soldiers blasted open the locked doors of Al-Haq, the oldest and largest human rights organization in the occupied Palestinian territories...

How Israel Practices Apartheid | IMEU Policy Backgrounder

Opinion: Israel’s prime minister is not seeking a reset. He just wants more cover for apartheid and

Israel’s settler-colonization of Palestinian lands and the apartheid regime imposed to consolidate those territorial takings and reinforce Jewish supremacy — no amount of public relations or spin can change what’s happening on the ground, or the trends that are pushing Americans away from Israel and toward supporting Palestinian freedom.

Hebron: Palestinians fight to save the Ibrahimi Mosque

A controversial elevator project is said to be an attempt to 'Judaise' the historical Islamic site rather than facilitate special needs access

The Palestinians Will Not—and Cannot—Be Ignored

A Revived Palestinian National Movement Could Upend the Status Quo