Palestine
Nadia Abu-Shanab: Israel activists won't pay fine
The two New Zealand activists being sued by an Israeli court for almost $19,000 are confident the ruling will not be enforced. Justine Sachs, a Jewish New Zealander, and Nadia Abu-Shanab, from a… Audio
Dr Ramzy Baroud - A Palestinian Story
Born in Gaza and raised in Al Nuseirat Refugee Camp, Dr Ramzy Baroud is a US-Arab journalist, media consultant, author and editor of the Palestine Chronicle. He is a non-resident scholar at Orfalea… Audio
59 dead - Gaza's hospitals not coping
Gaza's hospitals are not coping with the victims of Monday's shootings, the United Nations' humanitarian arm says.
Embassy opening takes US 'out of the peace process'
Former US Ambassador to Israel and to Egypt Daniel Kurtzer speaks to John Campbell about the implications of the US Embassy opening in Jerusalem and subsequent violence on America's role as a mediator… Video, Audio
Gaza's deadliest clashes in years kill 52
Palestinian officials say Israeli forces have shot dead dozens of protesters and wounded nearly 2400 on the day the US embassy opened in Jerusalem.
Deadly unrest erupts on Gaza-Israel border
Ten Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces during fresh protests on Gaza's border with Israel, Palestinian health ministry officials say.
Deadly clashes in Gaza border protest
Palestinians in Gaza have marched in their thousands to the Israeli border at the start of a six-week protest.
Trump casts doubt on Mid-East peace talks
US President Donald Trump has questioned whether peace talks with Israel will ever resume, blaming the Palestinians.
Jerusalem: US stance risks 'violence and chaos'
US President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital risks plunging the Middle East into "violence and chaos", Arab officials say.
One Palestinian dead during Jerusalem capital clashes
Hundreds have been injured as Israeli forces and Palestinians protesters clash after the US President's contentious recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
Gideon Levy: Israeli journalist
For decades, renowned Israeli journalist Gideon Levy has been writing opinion pieces for the country's longest-running newspaper Haaretz. He has specialised in covering the Israeli occupation in the… Audio
Our Own Odysseys - Paul Barker
Paul Barker, author of the family history GERALDINE TO JERICHO - about the young New Zealanders in the Palestine Campaign has just returned from the 100 Year Commemorations in Beersheva where a plaque… Audio
Palestinian factions reach agreement - Hamas
The Palestinian group Hamas says it has reached an agreement with rival group Fatah, ending a decade-long rift.
Daniel Dor - Academic and activist
Dr Daniel Dor is the author of The Instruction of Imagination: Language as a Social Communication Technology (2015) which has challenged established ideas about the evolution and utility of language… Audio
A journey to better understanding: Israel & Palestinian
Journalist and author, Nir Baram, spent a year and a half traveling through the occupied territories around East Jerusalem and the West bank speaking with Arabs and Jews, Jewish settlers and… Audio
Two killed in shooting at Israeli embassy in Jordan
An Israeli guard has shot dead a Jordanian who attacked him with a screwdriver next to the Israeli embassy in Jordan, Israeli officials say.
Israel considers security alternatives as clashes escalate
Israel is willing to consider alternatives to controversial metal detectors it installed at a holy site in Jerusalem, a senior official says.
Israel agrees to restore diplomatic ties with NZ
Diplomatic relations have been restored after a letter expressing regret at "fallout" from a UN resolution that sparked a six-month political crisis. Audio
Nights' Overseas - Palestine
Fadwa Hodali is talking U.S President Trump's vist to Palestine and the Palestinian prisoner's hunger strike in the Israeli jail. Audio
Brownlee walks back Israel resolution comment
Foreign Minister Gerry Brownlee has expressed regret over describing a United Nations resolution on Israel as 'premature' last week.