Seventy-Five Years after the Nakba: What Does the Future Hold?
Today, Palestinians living both inside historic Palestine and scattered across the region and the world number more than 14 million. For the overwhelming majority of Palestinians, the Nakba is ongoing.
The US policy world can’t imagine Palestinians as equals
The refusal of American policy figures to consider alternatives to the two-state solution betrays the fact that they will always prioritize Israeli domination.
Why we Palestinians see ourselves in Khader Adnan
Those trying to undermine public anger over the hunger striker’s death don’t want to talk about the violent carceral regime that he struggled against.
Israeli violence is the problem
Once again Israeli violence rages in occupied Palestine and once again Israel and its allies are trying to obfuscate it.
Inside the Israeli panopticon
Israeli surveillance is used to crush Palestinian resistance and their model is being exported across the globe
Israelis, welcome to BDS
Though not named as such, BDS tactics have been central to Israel’s anti-government protests. And the hypocrisy is not lost on Palestinians.
Israel was built on burned Palestinian villages
What happened in Huwara was neither new nor out of the ordinary.
Israel’s occupation is eclipsing Palestine’s solar potential
Solar power presents a promising opportunity to develop Palestine’s energy independence, but focus must still be on the Israeli military occupation as the root cause of Palestinian energy poverty, writes Asmaa AbuMezied.
Israel boycott bans are threatening our First Amendment rights
Democrats cannot afford to look the other way as efforts to shield Israel from accountability erode our fundamental rights.
