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Under international law, regime change, coercive economic measures and military intervention are unlawful unless authorised by the UN Security Council
Hamas’s demand for Barghouti’s release reflects his symbolic and political weight
Palestine today is not merely a geographic site of struggle; it is a mirror reflecting humanity’s oldest contest — between power and truth, silence and expression, spectacle and…
Organisation urges pressure on the country, citing ties with Hamas
The state once enforced exclusion through law, now racial inequality is decentralised and enforced by private actors through economics, technology, the law, capital and technology
South Africa may have attained political emancipation but economically the chains largely remain
The airstrikes are about more than Iran’s nuclear capacity; they are aimed at the network of supporters of Palestinians’ right to exist
This creeping form of observation marks a dangerous evolution in how power is exercised and dissent controlled
As Cape Town continues its investment in digital security infrastructure, the challenge lies in balancing innovation with accountability, and enforcement with the protection of…
Seventy-seven years ago hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were forcibly evicted from their homes. Since then they remain under siege in the West Bank and Gaza, where 50,000…
The illegal detention of children and their physical and psychological abuse, is a deliberate strategy to rob Palestine of its future
There are many parallels between apartheid South Africa and Israel today — perhaps a one-state solution is not that far away
Israel’s military exports and ‘emotional extortion’ have thus far given it diplomatic protection against its injustices in the Middle East and role in global conflict
With both countries intent on keeping in check the ‘barbarians at the gate’, South Africa used its uranium reserves and Israeli technical support to develop its nuclear programme
With Israel evasive about its nuclear capabilities, and watchdogs silent, friction is mounting
The shadowy, unregulated spyware industry is enabling authoritarian regimes around the world and is a threat to civil liberties
Yahya Sinwar writes that ‘despite tireless attempts to erase their Arab identity, Islamic faith and Palestinian heritage, they remain more steadfast than anyone could have…
Although illegal under international law, Israel justifies these actions as necessary for state security
