The noose tightens: Jordan adds to the suffering of Gaza’s Palestinians
Jordan has increased the travel restrictions for Palestinians from Gaza, already under Israeli and Egyptian blockade, policy analyst Samar Batrawi writes.
Asynchronous and Inseparable Struggles for Rights and a Political End-Game
I have compiled this paper to outline my interpretation of the relevance and objectivity of the one versus two states debate. This debate has recently received increasing media focus and academic input, particularly in light of the seemingly impossible-to-achieve two-state solution that has, rightly or wrongly, long been considered as the internationally-approved mantra for the resolution of the historic conflict between Palestinian nationalism and Zionism.
A declaration of war in Israel
‘We’re Still Here’: What Nakba Day Means In Australia
Samah Sabawi: ‘Our people will not be silenced nor will we normalise oppression’
The ICC and the ‘Situation in Palestine’: Political Sensibilities and Procedural Hurdles
Since early 2015, when Palestine’s years-long struggle to trigger the International Criminal Court (ICC) jurisdiction came to fruition, the question is whether the Court’s potential role will fit the bill.
When it comes to Israel, even the lives of American citizens are secondary
It is only a matter of time before US citizens rightfully ask why so much money is spent on denying millions of Palestinians their freedom, Diana Buttu writes.
How the Islamic State is seeking to exploit the Palestinian cause
The Palestinian cause is not about the Islamic State’s narrative nor about an alleged Palestinian ‘love of death’ – as Israel’s far-right claims.
Israel-Palestine: Social Media As a Tool Of Oppression
2015 saw a surge in the number of Palestinians being arrested on the charge of “incitement through social media.”
A separation from humanity
