In The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation Around the World, Antony Loewenstein details how Israel’s military-industrial complex has grown from a minor industry into a dominant economic and social force at home and abroad. He traces how, since 1967, the Occupied Territories and their people have furnished Israel with a living […]

Louise Adler is in familiar surrounds. She is at a table near the back of Tonka — where she became so besotted with the house dal that she cajoled chef Adam D’Sylva to hand over the recipe (she likens her homemade result to a lumpy concrete mix) — and in the middle of a flaming […]

Antony Loewenstein Imagine a weapon so powerful that it makes every person on the planet with a mobile phone potentially vulnerable. It isn’t a scammer or traditional hacker but a new, much more virulent form of intrusion that takes control of all your personal information without you even knowing and uses those details to exercise […]

Fida Jiryis’ parents left their home, in what was once Palestine, in 1970 in voluntary exile. In 1994, after the first Oslo Accord, Fida and her family returned – to a very different country. Fida’s book ‘Stranger in My Own Land’ tells the story of her family from 1948, when hundreds of thousands of Palestinians fled […]