I first became interested in Palestine probably in my teens. This is because I had an aunt who married a man from Palestine and our two families were great friends when I was growing up. As a 19-year-old in 1967

The Protesters Speak: Interview with Joe Frank

In my opinion, what is happening to the Palestinian people constitutes the greatest injustice of the twentieth century and beyond.

“The Palestinian Authority (PA) has announced Sunday it will begin using its own postal codes, a move at easing the delivery of parcels in the occupied territories, as well as asserting sovereignty.

International mail sent to or from the occupied West Bank currently has to pass through Jordan or Israel. In both cases, mail intended for the occupied West Bank has to be cleared by Israel, which controls the entry of goods and customs into the occupied territory.”

“The Jerusalem Islamic Waqf (religious endowments) said that 47 settlers backed by police forced their way into the site this morning through Al-Mugharbah gate, Anadolu Agency reported.

The agency expected more settlers to converge on the complex later in the day.”

“Israel quickly became the world leader in vaccinating its population against Covid-19, but almost all Palestinian residents of the occupied West Bank are still waiting for their first doses of the inoculation.

That disparity has set off a roiling debate about Israel’s responsibilities as an occupying power in one of the world’s most protracted territorial feuds.”