The Israeli algorithm criminalizing Palestinians for online dissent
Israeli intelligence has developed a predictive policing system – a computer algorithm – that analyzes social media posts to identify Palestinian “suspects.”
Prerequisites for Peace in Palestine/Israel
Only by addressing the imbalances of power and ending the Israeli occupation in the short term can future long-term solutions for Palestine/Israel be discussed.
How Palestinians can reverse Israel’s divide and conquer tactics
Oslo allowed Israel to reduce Palestinians to disparate fragments, each with their own challenge to merely survive. It’s time to reset that reality and view the Palestinians for what they are — physically fragmented, politically divided, but a whole people.
Letter from Gaza: ‘Alive due to lack of death’
Gaza-born Jehad Abusalim describes the devastating effects of Israel’s blockade on the daily lives of Palestinians.
What comes after Abbas and Netanyahu?
A leadership vacuum is looming, and its effect on the peace process and everyday life has alarmed many observers.
Policing Palestine
EU support for Palestinian security reforms has not increased prospects for a democratic and viable Palestinian state as intended.
Behind the headlines in Jerusalem
Recent al-Aqsa clashes are a result of Israel’s long-standing plans to expand control over Jerusalem.
Israel’s racist airport security routinely humiliates Arab women. I know
A legal challenge over humiliating treatment of female passengers on Israeli airlines highlights the racist and gendered nature of security faced by Palestinian women flying to and from Israel.
How Israel’s 10-Year Blockade Brought Gaza to the Brink of Collapse
The crisis in Gaza is not simply a humanitarian tragedy. It’s a moral outrage.
