Events

This webinar highlights the history that led to the Nakba, and the various zionist myths surrounding such history.  It also emphasizes the ins and outs of the Palestinian struggle for justice and liberation, how to use social media as an element of our activism, and Israeli accountability for its crimes against the Palestinian people. Lastly,…

With the normalization of relations between Israel and some Arab countries moving at a relatively fast pace, and with the Abraham Accords having taken over a significant proportion of US policy conversations and priorities for the region, there is a great need to provide a detailed and objective assessment of this new policy direction and…

As the first anniversary approaches for Amnesty International’s report on #Israel, which concluded that Israel is committing the crime against humanity of #Apartheid and is conducting systemic persecution against Palestinians, now is as good a time as ever for the world to be reminded of the content of the report and its various implications, amongst…

In this fourth webinar episode in FMEP and Al Shabaka’s four-part series, Learning and Unlearning Palestine, the panelists explore what allyship and solidarity with the Palestinian liberation struggle has looked like, and what it can and should look like moving forward. 

The Jerusalem Fund commemorated International Women’s Day, which the world celebrates annually on March 8th in order to shed light on issues relating to gender and women’s rights, by holding a virtual discussion with Asmaa AbuMezied, an expert in gender and economic justice, on the current realities facing Palestinian women. Learn more about how Palestinian…

In this webinar, we pose one question—what is it like to offer healing in times of destruction? To answer, we will hear from panelists who provide snapshots of their experiences historically, organizationally, and personally. 

In the third episode in FMEP and Al Shabaka’s four-part series, Learning and Unlearning Palestine, this webinar will explore how the “dialogue discourse” has been used to undermine the Palestinian liberation movement, including through the insistence to engage in “peace” projects.

It’s been just over a month since the new Israeli government, led by Benjamin Netanyahu and a collection of ultra-nationalist coalition partners, was sworn in. Over this short time period, the world has been watching as the government begins advancing its hardline agenda that includes weakening the judiciary and the media, intensifying the brutal oppression…

In the second episode in FMEP and Al Shabaka’s four-part series, Learning and Unlearning Palestine, this webinar examined various limiting paradigms that, in spite of their liberal facade, have sought to contain the Palestinian experience and limit critique on the Israeli settler colonial project. This will include a critique of the international law and apartheid frameworks.

In this webinar, Nour Joudah and Dina Matar join moderator Maha Nassar to examine both the history and current reality of the erasure of the Palestinian narrative and delegitimization of Palestinian voices in mainstream spaces.