The Palestinian Authority has formally asked Israel for talks on changing the Paris Protocol governing economic ties between the two sides.
The various Palestinian-solidarity formations in South Africa are not anti-Israel or anti-Jewish. They seek justice and fairness for all.
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/ 7 September 2012
The organisation advocating the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign against Israel must be pretty desperate.
Since recalling the South African ambassador to Israel following Operation Cast Lead in Gaza in 2009 relations with Israel have deteriorated.
Israel has lambasted SA for requiring Israeli goods made by West Bank settlers to be labelled as originating from occupied Palestinian territory.
Ayattollah Ali Khamenei says the issue of Israel and its control over the Palestinian people was the main problem for Islamic countries.
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A $150-million investment ties Tokyo Sexwale to a controversial Israeli businessman as he pulled off the "heist" of a prize mining asset in the DRC.
Iran has dismissed Israeli threats of an imminent attack against it, explaining that such a "stupid" act would provoke "very severe consequences".
Egypt’s army has massed troops and carried out arrests to quell deadly militants in the Sinai Peninsula close to the borders with Gaza and Israel.
A pro-Palestinian lobby group in SA has welcomed the news that a delegation of KwaZulu-Natal officials has cancelled a planned visit to Israel.
Masked gunmen have killed 16 Egyptian soldiers at a checkpoint along the border with Gaza and Israel – the first such attack on troops.
Palestinians have accused US presidential candidate Mitt Romney of undermining peace prospects by calling Jerusalem "the capital of Israel".
An aide to Mitt Romney says the US presidential candidate is wooing Israeli support by promising to back any attack on Iran by Israel.
A suicide bomber dressed as a tourist has carried out the attack on Israeli tourists that killed seven people at Bulgaria’s Burgas airport.
Israel’s officials are trying to convince legendary US film-maker Woody Allen to set a movie in the holy city of Jerusalem.
A group of Palestinians from Gaza has spent half an hour visiting relatives held in Israeli prisons for the first time in five years.
A protester sets himself alight during a rally in Tel Aviv on Saturday night marking the anniversary of a wave of demonstrations.
The UN Human Rights Council is going ahead with plans to send a panel to probe implications of Jewish settlements in occupied Palestinian territories.
Egypt’s president-elect wants to "reconsider" its peace deal with Israel and build ties with Iran to "create a strategic balance" in the Middle East.
Israel fears that the growing support for boycott, divestment and sanctions may have a domino effect.
Robi Damelin, the subject of One Day After Peace, lost her son in the Palestine-Israel conflict. Returning to South Africa, she seeks a way to forgive.
About 120 South Sudan immigrants deported from Israel have landed in Juba, with several saying they came under pressure to leave and were insulted.
In his predictable kneejerk response, David Saks defends Israeli racism by using that old trick: point fingers at others.
Israel’s state watchdog is expected to deliver harsh criticism of the government’s handling of a 2010 raid on a Turkish-led flotilla.
Israel has begun rounding up African migrants in the first stage of an "emergency plan" to deport thousands deemed a threat to the Jewish character.
No society is perfect and it is valid to criticise a country for actions that contravene the principles of basic human rights.
A former member of the Palestinian national football team remains on hunger strike over his imprisonment by Israel without charge, or trial.
The Labia Theatre in Cape Town has come under fire from the Right2Know campaign after cancelling a screening of "Roadmap to Apartheid".
Four African migrants have been hospitalised after a deadly arson attempt on a Jerusalem building in which they were living.
Ethnocentric nationalism means that African workers lack rights and are targeted in attacks, writes Heidi-Jane Esakov.
Israel’s vice prime minister says using cyber-weapons when faced with the threat of a nuclear Iran, would be a "reasonable step".