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Avraham Stern, leader of a Zionist armed group that fought the British in Palestine, aimed to create a Jewish state.

Two writers from Iraq and Libya who challenged accepted thinking of their time and found both fans and critics.

Football became a means of resistance to French colonial rule in Algeria and a counter to British colonialism in Sudan.

Algerian resistance fighters wrote heartfelt letters home in the 1950s. Few arrived but many remained unseen, until now.

The fans at a small, non-league English football club use their fandom to oppose all forms of injustice.

Israel is attacking Gaza’s hospitals in violation of international law, but is it part of a pattern going back to 1948?

The brutal attack on South Yemeni politicians in 1986, when assassins stormed a meeting of the country’s cabinet.

Some Palestinians embark on a journey to discover the fate of the houses taken from their families in the 1948 Nakba.

The story of a Palestinian poet and a Christian Syrian Arab nationalist who championed the Palestinian cause.

An Al Jazeera social media experiment tests whether some platforms discriminate against pro-Palestinian, Arabic content.