Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network

Indigeneity has re-emerged within the discourse on Palestine and is becoming a facet of political mobilization. But what does this mean in practice and how can indigeneity be harnessed to further Palestinian rights? Al-Shabaka’s Ahmad Amara and Yara Hawari examine indigeneity in the context of international law and suggest ways to employ it in the Palestinian quest for liberation.

Palestinian Farmers: A Last Stronghold of Resistance

by Vivien Sansour, Alaa Tartir

Israel's brutal crackdowns on Palestinians living under its occupation dominate the news, but other longer-term trends are equally worrying. The Palestinian Authority is confiscating more and more land from Palestinian farmers in order to build industrial zones, which strips farmers of their right to grow their own food and further increases Palestinian dependency on Israel. Al-Shabaka Guest Author Vivien Sansour and Al-Shabaka Program Director Alaa Tartir argue that sustained community efforts are needed to preserve one of the most important elements of resistance that Palestinians have.

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The Dangerous Exceptionalism of Christian Zionism

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The PA’s Revolving Door: A Key Policy in Security Coordination

Sanctioning Israel: Feasibility and Ethical Considerations

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The Escalation of Israeli Collective Punishment of Palestinians

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