Settlements

Obama Should Get Behind Dead Sea Canal Project for Peace in Region

Dan Ehrlich | Posted 20.05.2013 | UK Politics
Dan Ehrlich

Water, not settlements, should be President Barrack Obama's concern during his visit to Israel. Why? Because water is the one resource Israel and the West Bank Palestinians have in common with the Jordanians. And it's a project they are working on together.

Israel Criticised By UK West Bank University Plan

The Guardian | Posted 28.12.2012 | UK Politics

The British government has warned that the official authorisation of Israel's first settlement university will create another hurdle in the peace proc...

Outcry at Settlement Expansion in E1 Affirms Support for Israel

Hannah Weisfeld | Posted 03.02.2013 | UK Politics
Hannah Weisfeld

Announcing settlement expansion is hardly new in the recent history of Israel, so why such an extreme reaction to the area known as E1? E1 is piece of land 12km squared, in between East Jerusalem and the settlement of Ma'ale Adumim.

'No Enthusiasm' For EU Sanctions On Israel, Says Hague

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 04.12.2012 | UK

William Hague has said there is "no enthusiasm" for economic sanctions on Israel from the European Union, a day after countries across Europe summoned...

Why Nick Clegg Should Focus on the Settlement Not the Settlements

Lorna Fitzsimons | Posted 18.03.2012 | UK Politics
Lorna Fitzsimons

"An act of deliberate vandalism" was how Nick Clegg described Israeli settlement building on Monday...But the demand for a complete halt to all Israeli construction over the Green Line is now a road-block preventing the commencement of bilateral talks.

Israel Today: Peace Now

Hannah Gal | Posted 06.03.2012 | UK
Hannah Gal

Hagit Ofran's front door is headline news. Photos of the graffiti death threat sprayed on it have shocked not just the Peace Now activist herself but Israeli society at large.

Building Community: From Empty Spaces to Meeting Places

Julian Dobson | Posted 28.12.2011 | UK
Julian Dobson

Eventually, we can start to engage with spaces that are entirely 'other'. This week a Muslim community worker showed me the mosque that was firebombed, taking me into the side room where the window was forced and explaining the damage that was done.