Wed 30-April-2025

Jonathan Cook

Jonathan Cook is the author of three books on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and a winner of the Martha Gellhorn Special Prize for Journalism. His article appeared in the Middle East Eye.

The World Court has put Israel and its allies on trial for genocide

It was easy to miss the welcome news from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Friday amid the huge wave of disappointment that swept Palestinians and much of the watching world.

Mounting evidence suggests Israel may be ready to ‘cleanse’ Gaza

All the signs are in place that Israel is once again seriously considering a massive ethnic cleansing operation conducted at lightning speed and with US assistance.

Western media parroting official lies paving way to genocide in Gaza

Catastrophe looms because journalists have failed to hold both Israel and their own governments to account.

The Wests hypocrisy towards Gazas breakout is stomach-turning

There will be little sympathy in the West as yet again besieged Palestinians are bombed by Israel the immense suffering justified by the term Israeli retaliation.

Al-Aqsa raid: How BBC coverage is enabling Israeli violence

Once again the British state broadcaster is using a bogus ‘neutrality’ to trick its audience into siding with Israeli state oppression.

How Ben-Gvir blows apart the ‘security’ story of Israel’s occupation

What Israeli generals are really worried about is how little will change when two ultra-nationalist religious settlers are put in charge of the occupation.

So why do its leaders threaten a second one?

Ex-government minister’s recent warning to Palestinian flag-wavers of another forced expulsion exposes the lie at the heart of Israel’s founding.

Shireen Abu Akleh was executed to send a message to Palestinians

During 20 years of reporting on the conflict I learned first-hand that Israel’s version of events around the deaths of Palestinians or foreigners can never be trusted.

Social media giants allow hate speech against Russia

Silicon Valley’s decision to allow anti-Russia threats reveals it as little more than a propaganda arm of the West.

The walls protecting Israel are finally crumbling

With the publication of Amnesty International’s new apartheid report Israel’s supporters have just one tactic left: to accuse critics of antisemitism

How US and Israel justify targeting and killing civilians

The states that cry that they kill innocents ‘by accident’ or ‘unintentionally’ or because ‘the terrorists shield behind them’ are also the ones that keep killing innocents.

Israel: Racist violent policing is at the heart of apartheid

Amnesty International report highlights how Israeli police protect Jewish supremacism from any challenge by Palestinian citizens.

Israel election: The far-right is triumphant

Extreme religious and settler parties are a firm majority in Israel’s new parliament. Now they want a leader truly committed to their cause.

Israel will pull out all the stops to avoid facing war crimes charges

An ICC ruling has panicked Israeli officials who can now be investigated but they will likely respond with intensified threats.

Israel is losing the fight to obscure its apartheid character

New report by rights group B’Tselem will make it harder to smear Israel’s critics as anti-Semites for arguing that Israel is a racist state.

How Israel Wages War on Palestinian History

When the Palestinian actor Mohammed Bakri made a documentary about Jenin in 2002 – filming immediately after the Israeli army had completed rampaging through the West Bank city leaving death and destruction in its wake – he chose an unusual narrator for the opening scene: a mute Palestinian youth.

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