- Unoccupied Territory is a reflective article by Edward Said based on impressions during recent travels in the Middle-East, focussing on the role of Israeli Palestinians and their betrayal by both Israel and Arafat.
- Yitzhak Laor - 31 August 2002 - published in the London Review of Books (Vol 24, #19, 3 October 2002), in which he analyses the abuse of the Hebrew language in Israel's presentation of its war against Palestine.
- Mid-East Realisties (Making Sense of the Middle East) aims to provide "the news, information, & analysis that governments, interest groups, and the corporate media don't want you to know".
- Salam Review is an e-zine about the struggle for peace and justice in the Middle East.
- Freedom For Palestine! contains pictorial and statistical evidence of the "barbaric evil acts that the Israeli military inflict upon the people of Palestine." Daily news updates.
- For news from a right-wing Israeli point of view, check out the Jerusalem Post - it used to be fairly liberal until taken over by far-right Canadian newspaper proprietor Conrad Black, owner of the UK's Daily Telegraph & the Spectator magazine.
- The Arabic Media Internet Network carries an excellent series of essays and features by some of the best writers on the Middle East. New content is added daily.
- The Palestine News blog puts up summaries of news stories about Palestine from the world's media, with links to the original source. Frequently updated.
- Indymedia Israel, part of the collective of independent media ogranizations and journalists offering grassroots, non-corporate coverage of major protests.
- Palestine Monitor - Voice of Civil Society. Produced in Palestine, this is an excellent source of information, with links to many topical articles. The group is in coalition with a number of activist groups, such as the ISM.
- The Medialens Israel/Palestine index of articles by Pilger, Chomsky, Fisk and others on the Medialens website.
- Welcome to Radio Tariq Al Mahabbeh (TMFM) - broadcasting to the Occupied Territories on 97.7fm - when it can, given the persisitent vandalism of equipment, curfew etc. Also news, articles, stories of life under the jackboot...
- Seattle Media Watch - set up to monitor pro-Israel bias in the Seattle press.
- After Jenin is a devastating critique of IDF military tactics. By Yitzhak Laor, from the London Review of Books.
| | - Reports from Rafah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, scene of fierce conflict and continuous demolition of Palestinian homes. Many photographs. Rafah is famous as the place where US citizen Rachel Corrie was murdered by an Israeli soldier using a D9 bulldozer. The frequent deaths of Palestinians attract less attention.
- Jordan Times
- The Palestine Chronicle website, updated daily with news, comment, reports...
- ZNet Mideast Watch is a getway to the pick of the world's media, articles by Rober Fisk, Noam Chomsky, Edward Said...
- Check out Palestine Daily for up to the minute news from Palestine, powered by worldnews.com.
- The BBC World Middle East pages, with the latest mainstream news & info.
- Very interesting articles from many different points of view at the Open Democracy Middle East pages. Always well written & thoughtful.
- al-Ahram Weekly
- Is Israel More Secure Now? asks Edward Said, writing in the London Review of Books. "Now" being after the destruction of $100s of millions of Palestinian urban infrastructure, the persecution of Arafat and the effective cessation of the peace process.
- Me radio (Middle East radio project) features text and audio news from the Middle East and North Africa, much of it from Palestine / Israel.
- Uri Avnery is one of the leading journalist / campaigners writing about the Israel-Palestine conflict and a constant thorn in the side of the Israeli Government. He emigrated from Germany to Palestine in 1933, fought for Israel in the 1948 war (twice wounded in action), and served 3 terms in the Knesset. A co-founder of Gush Shalom, he has believed that Palestinians had the right to their own state since 1948.
- The BBC Middle East pages.
- Founded by Russian Zionist immigrants in 1919, the Haaretz is an independent daily newspaper with a broadly liberal outlook, based in Tel Aviv.
- Jonathan Cook - excellent article on the Middle East by this Nazareth-based British journalist.
- The UK-based Palestine Solidarity Campaign, a very well-designed site with much up-to-date news and information.
- Al-Bab Palestine News - a collection of on-line news articles
- The Indymedia Jerusalem pages are excellent - very up to date, hard-hitting accounts from the Occupied Territories, by residents and peace observers.
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