As the first anniversary of the Great Return March approaches, Suraya Dadoo spoke to Ahmed Abu Artema, the man behind the weekly protests
Thousands of Palestinians have gathered at least weekly along the border in protests dubbed the Great March of Return
UN probe says there is evidence Israel committed crimes against humanity in responding to last year’s protests in Gaza
Gaza’s health ministry has carried out 94 amputations since protests began in March, 82 of them involving lower limbs
The war on Gazans is more than physical. It is a complete suppression of their humanity.
After a brief distraction in Belfast and dodging British bureaucracy, it’s great to be back
‘Although it is not the first time South Africa has recalled its ambassador, this week’s move marked a more decisive response to Israeli aggression’
The motion comes after the killing of at least 60 Palestinians in the past four days by Israeli soldiers at the Gaza border
The bitter conflict highlights the shame of the world after 70 years of Palestinian suffering
South Africa has taken a strong stance against the killing of 41 Palestinians by Israeli armed forces by pulling the SA ambassador out of Israel
Health officials said that most of the casualties can be attributed to live rounds which were fired into the crowd
Unarmed people under siege in Gaza face Israeli soldiers and Trump’s threat to Resolution 194
Archaeologists and preservation activists in the Gaza Strip have managed to halt the destruction of a Bronze Age site for now
The two women are among a small number who are showing followers a different side of their homeland.
Residents close to the border think they can hear digging, while the Israeli military says the tunnels linking Gaza to Israel top their priority list.
Despite his unusually pragmatic outlook, Turgeman predicted that periodic conflict with Hamas in Gaza appeared inevitable.
A cartoon about the attacks on Gaza emphasised Jewishness rather than the Israeli nationality.
The US has criticised the ICC’s preliminary probe into war crimes allegedly committed by Israel in Gaza as "counterproductive to the cause of peace".
A group of mostly SA Jews are dedicating their Yom Kippur fast to reflect on being Jewish in the context of Israel’s occupation of Palestine.
Two Hamas men accused of killing three Israeli teens, an act that sparked a war in Gaza, have been killed, according to the Israeli military.
The military has launched several investigations, despite NGO claims that the process is flawed.
The Palestinian Authority has assessed the cost of rebuilding Gaza after the seven-week war with Israel, including houses, schools and industry.
Despite the ceasefire taking effect, there seems to be little incentive for both Israel and Palestine to continue peace and statehood talks.
Israel’s ‘victory’ has left Gaza City in ruins, but the 50-day war has strengthened Hamas’s influence.
Civilians in a time of war have the right to seek and enjoy asylum in other countries, but those in Gaza are imprisoned, with no exit available.
Over 2 000 people have been killed in Gaza, as donors are set to meet in Cairo to offer funds for the reconstruction of Gaza.
While the Jewish community seeks an apology, Cosatu’s Tony Ehrenreich maintains that his Facebook post does not incite harm or violence against Jews.
The SA team faces England in the World Schools Debating Championships after taking flack for its show of support for the Palestinian people.
Consider the myth of South Africa’s happy transition when hoping for a peace pact in Gaza.
Children older than six have now survived three wars; their sleep is filled with nightmares.
Analysts blame Israel for exporting fear and promoting an insular, right-wing community.
Shaun de Waal interviews leading Israeli historian Ilan Pappé, who is visiting South Africa.