Events

There is a perceptible shift in how international media has been covering news about Palestine-Israel. While mainstream mass media continues to largely follow the framing and terminology that have been firmly established for decades, a new tone that is sympathetic toward the plight of Palestinians has been emerging. This is even more noticeable in online…

For the second episode of the Internationalist’s new season, Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla speaks to Palestinian activist, academic and Progressive International Council member Yara Hawari about the illegal occupation of Palestine,  the “Save Sheikh Jarrah” movement and whether this summer’s protests are different to resistance efforts that came before. Our second season will consist of 10 episodes,…

The Promise Institute for Human Rights and Institute for Technology, Law and Policy at UCLA School of Law present a series on Global Digital Rights Challenges. About the series: Around the world, repressive governments are seeking new and innovative ways to port censorship to the online space, while private sector tech companies increasingly find themselves…

This webinar will focus on PA repression from a personal, as well as a political, perspective. The mechanism for PA repression is necessarily intertwined with the US and Israeli policy. As an institution, the PA would not exist without the latter two. Featuring: Dr. Osama AbuIrshaid, AMP Executive Director Mimi Kirk, Editorial Consultant at Al-Shabaka…

Dardashe is a podcast that listens, engages and uplifts. We aim to share an unapologetically Palestinian narrative by centering Palestinian voices from around the world to celebrate the beauty and diversity of Palestinian identity, society, culture, food, art and politics, while challenging the systems of oppression and injustices that we face as a people. On…

A conversation between digital rights campaigner Marwa Fatafta and Jadaliyya co-editor Mouin Rabbani about recent revelations concerning the NSO/Pegasus digital espionage program and its broader implications. This episode of Connections will examine the human and political and dimensions of digital espionage, and the agendas of those promoting it. Connections offers timely and informative interviews on current events and broader policy questions, as well as themes relevant to knowledge production. It combines journalism, analysis, and scholarship.  

Mark Seddon is in conversation with Palestinian- American entrepreneur, Sam Bahour, to learn more about his ideas around establishing a confederate two state model between Israel and Palestine, while DeepDiving into the biggest stories from Palestine today. Sam Bahour is a Palestinian-American, born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio and is managing partner of Applied Information…

Two weeks ago, Palestinian security forces violently arrested Nizar Banat, a political activist and well-known critic of the Palestinian Authority. Banat’s subsequent death – viewed by many Palestinians as a political murder if not a deliberate assassination – sparked outrage across the West Bank. Protests against the PA that began immediately after his death are continuing…

Université d'été de l'AFPS 2021, séance 3. "Qu’est-ce que la Cour Pénale Internationale peut apporter aux Palestiniens ?" Intervenants : François Dubuisson, professeur de droit international à l’Université libre de Bruxelles ; Inès Abdel-Razek, franco-palestinienne et résidente à Ramallah, directrice du plaidoyer pour le Palestine Institute for Public Diplomacy et membre active du « laboratoire…

Online panel discussion on Tuesday 22 June on the Middle East and COVID-19 with Dr. Yara Asi, post-doctoral scholar in health management, Professor of Political Science Dr. Bessma Momani and journalist and the Guardian's former Middle East Editor, Brian Whitaker. The panel was moderated by Scottish National Party (SNP) MP and health spokesperson and consultant…