Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network

The New Year brought further attacks against the Palestinian citizens in Israel’s rights to exercise freedom of speech and association. Left-wing Israeli Jewish organizations are also under increasing pressure. Al-Shabaka policy members Nadim Nashif and Raya Naamneh analyze the impact of these attacks by both the Israeli government and right wing organizations espousing an extremist ideology.

Palestinian Civil Society: What Went Wrong?

by Tariq Dana

Palestinians under Israeli occupation led the civil resistance that culminated in the First Intifada of the 1980s. By the mid-1990s, much of civil society was “NGO-ized” draining the Palestinian national movement of leadership. Al-Shabaka Policy Member Tariq Dana examines the shift in organizational agendas and tactics and recommends ways to reverse course.

Palestinian Refugees and Lebanon’s Multilayered Crisis

Palestine and COVID-19: Lessons for Leadership During Times of Crisis

Is Israel’s Reluctance to Prosecute Suspected Criminals an Opportunity?

Beyond Failed Frameworks: A Re-Imagined Collective Future

Reflections on Palestinian Leaderships Past

Trump’s “Deal” for Palestinians: Repercussions and Responses

Understanding Netanyahu’s Political Survival

The Growing Gap between Jordan and Israel, After 25 Years of “Peace”

Trump, Jerusalem, and the Future of Palestine

How Israel Uses Gas to Enforce Palestinian Dependency and Promote Normalization

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