Putting the International Criminal Court’s Palestine Investigation into Context
While the ICC’s jurisdiction in Palestine is limited, it can go some way in challenging the fragmentation of the Palestinian people, including by attempting to investigate and prosecute the continued denial of the right of return of Palestinians.
Intersectionality is key for Palestinians to unlock a post-Trump future
The political status quo must be shaken up through radical, international action – otherwise the national project is doomed.
Israel’s Dan David Prize and vaccine apartheid
Accepting an Israeli award for contributions to public health amid Israel’s vaccine apartheid is immoral.
Biden should let the ICC do its job
The White House is right in saying that Palestine is not a sovereign state — under the peace process, Israel and the U.S. made sure it couldn’t become one.
Will Upcoming Elections Bring Any Change to the Palestinian People?
what is the point of an election that is perceived as both a means and an end, with no serious consideration to larger and more fundamental dimensions concerning the overall political system, strategy, and vision?
Israel faces legal – and practical – obligations for including Palestinians in vaccine success
The conditions of occupation have left Palestinians living in crowded and impoverished areas with a crippled health care system – conditions ripe for community transmission of a virus that has hitherto been unconstrained by any border.
Palestinian elections: Democracy for no one
There is much reason to believe the Palestinian elections scheduled for later this year will neither be free nor fair.
The dark side of Israel’s vaccine success story
Israel is refusing to provide the vaccine to the millions of Palestinians it is forcefully ruling over.
Palestine in 2020: Reflections on a turbulent year
