Razi Nabulse is a researcher and fellow at the Institute for Palestine Studies, focusing on Israeli studies and the Zionist movement. He previously headed the Israeli Studies Unit at the Palestinian Center for Policy Research and Strategic Studies (Masarat) in Ramallah, where he produced strategic studies and policy papers. He has published widely on the Zionist project and the Palestinian question, including in the Journal of Palestine Studies and Israeli Affairs, and is author of Zionism and Colonialism: Strategies for Land Control and the Production of Ghettos (Masarat, 2017).
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Palestinians have perhaps never been more in need of a forward-looking vision to shape their struggle. On the Nakba’s 70th anniversary, Al-Shabaka analysts propose visions they contend would resonate with the greatest number of Palestinians – whether one-staters or two, refugees, exiles, citizens of Israel, or those under occupation – and map ways to get from here to there.
