Balfour

Palestinian lawyers file lawsuit against Britain for Balfour Declaration

Palestinian lawyers filed a complaint to sue the British government for the 1917 declaration, which set out London's support for a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine. The complaint, which the lawyers filed in the occupied West Bank town of Nablus, claimed that 'the suffering of the Palestinians' stemmed from this document

Before the Nakba: Images show Palestine then and now

Protests and celebrations mark Balfour centenary as letter still stirs controversy

Britain still proud of its shameful role as patron of Israel's occupation

Jonathan Cook

Why the Balfour Declaration did not promise a Jewish state

Basheer Nafi

After the Nakba: What if Wales had been offered to the Jews as a homeland?

Kamel Hawwash

The Balfour Declaration dissected: 67 words that changed the world

Celebrating Balfour is a calculated insult to Palestinians

David Cronin

UK should mark Balfour centenary by recognising Palestine, Labour says

Balfour's heir says Israel is failing to recognise rights of Palestinians

Britain broke its promise to the Palestinian people - on Balfour's centenary it should make amends

Chris Doyle

Palestinian anti-Balfour posters banned from London transport network

The Balfour Declaration: A study in British duplicity

Avi Shlaim

London to Jerusalem: Walking 2,000 miles in solidarity with the Palestinians

UK rules out apology to Palestinians for Balfour declaration

As Britain pledges to celebrate Balfour, Israel denied my Easter homecoming to Palestine

Kamel Hawwash

Palestine activists press UK to apologise for Balfour declaration

UK 'will neither celebrate nor apologise' for Balfour Declaration: Minister

A century after Balfour, the UK should face uncomfortable home truths

Ben White

Palestinian president to sue Britain over Balfour declaration