The legal, bureaucratic, and physical manifestations of racism are often just complex enough to seem invisible or accidental (at least to those not directly affected). The 2020 municipal plan for Jerusalem pulled back the curtain a little when it explicitly set out a "demographic target of 60% Jews and 40% Arabs." Visualizing Palestine's latest visual untangles a complex web of discriminatory Israeli policies and practices connected to this goal.

The just-published 2016 Global Go To Think Tank Index again ranked Al-Shabaka in the "Best Think Tank Network" category. This is the fourth year running that Al-Shabaka has been ranked by this prestigious report.

Six Palestinian civil society organizations collaborated with Visualizing Palestine to create a series of visuals on the situation in East Jerusalem. The graphics aim at raising awareness of Israel’s apartheid policies in the city, its effects on the Palestinian population, and the gross violations of international humanitarian and human rights law that arise.

Al-Shabaka policy fellow Nur Arafeh which details Israel's continued efforts to "Judaize" the city amid Trump's recent proposal to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Al-Shabaka policy fellow Tareq Baconi details Obama's options on Palestine-Israel in his final months as President of the United States.

Al-Shabaka is pleased to share its 2015 annual report, which takes a look ahead to 2016 and beyond.

Al-Shabaka was proud to be an AFSC partner together PalVision and Baladna, and we are very happy to share the papers and other output produced by Palestinian youth, which tackled the question of overcoming Palestinian political and social fragmentation, the right to freedom of movement, and pursuing accountability for Israel's violations of human rights, among other areas:

Al-Shabaka is delighted to announce the appointment of its new Policy Fellow Tareq Baconi.

Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network, a leading online think tank, is seeking to expand its policy fellow program.