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The Wanted 18 Cows, Economic Resistance, and Israel

Op-Ed via Huffington Post

The Wanted 18 Cows, Economic Resistance, and Israel

December 2, 2015

Alaa Tartir
Alaa Tartir

Program Director Alaa Tartir: The Wanted 18 illustrates three areas that Israel, as a colonial and occupying power, hates to see. These areas are: Palestinian sovereignty; resistance and mobilization, and self-reliance.

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Media Mention via Haaretz

Israel’s Overlooked Issue With Palestinians: Cellular Service

By Haaretz December 2, 2015

Sam Bahour
Features Sam Bahour

The long-awaited awarding of 3G frequencies is a good sign both for app users and the overall Palestinian economy, the think tank Al-Shabaka says.

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Op-Ed via The Elders

Palestine Refugees in Syria: A Recurring Tragedy

November 27, 2015

Mai Abu Moghli
Mai Abu Moghli

Refugees for over six decades, Palestinians in Syria face a precarious legal status given the civil war and renewed displacement. Al-Shabaka policy member Mai Abu Moghli explains how some are falling through the cracks of the international protection regime and calls for a solution based on human rights and international law.

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Op-Ed via World Bank

Can fragility in countries be addressed outside of politics?

November 25, 2015

Alaa Tartir
Alaa Tartir

Have the ‘good intentions’ of the international community and institutions such as the World Bank hindered progress in countries and territories vulnerable to instability and violence? The case of the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) suggests a resounding ‘yes’.

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Op-Ed via Open Democracy

Israel, ISIS and the Paris attacks

November 24, 2015

Alaa Tartir
Alaa Tartir

The recent spate of terror attacks around the world have given Israel an opportunity to showcase its military and intelligence capabilities—and to further crack down on Palestinians.

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Op-Ed via Agence Media Palestine

Israël, l’Etat islamique et les attentats de Paris

November 24, 2015

Alaa Tartir
Alaa Tartir

La récente série d’attentats terroristes qui a frappé le monde a donné à Israël l’occasion de montrer ses capacités militaires et en matière de renseignement, et de sévir encore plus contre les Palestiniens.

 

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Media Mention via Associated Press

After years of delays, Palestinians get high-speed mobile

By Associated Press November 23, 2015

Megan Driscoll
Features Megan Driscoll

Political science lecturer Amjad Abu el-Ez lived in London and Dubai for 17 years before returning home in 2014 to teach in the northern West Bank city of Nablus. He was stunned to learn he could barely check his email on the commute from his nearby village because Palestinian mobile carriers do not offer high-speed data.

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Op-Ed via שיחה מקומית

האם עובדים פלסטינים יפגעו מההחלטה לסמן מוצרי התנחלויות

November 19, 2015

Nur Arafeh
Nur Arafeh

בשעה טובה פרסם האיחוד האירופי את הנחיותיו לסימון מוצרים שיוצרו בהתנחלויותהבלתי-חוקיות, אשר נבנו על-ידי ישראל בשטחים שכבשה ב-1967. עוד בטרם פורסמו ההנחיות יצאה ממשלת ישראל נגד המהלך בטענה שהוא חותר תחת השלום ומפלה כנגד ישראל.

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Op-Ed via Le Monde Diplomatique

Strangling the Palestinian economy

November 17, 2015

Nur Arafeh
Nur Arafeh

The European Union this week issued its long-awaited guidelines to label settlement products produced in the illegal settlements Israel has built in the territory it occupied in 1967. Even before the guidelines were issued, the Israeli government blasted the move, claiming it undermined peace and discriminated against Israel.

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Media Mention via Foreign Affairs

First, an Economic Peace

By Foreign Affairs November 17, 2015

Amal Ahmad
Features Amal Ahmad

Amal Ahmad, a policy member of Al-Shabaka, The Palestinian Policy Network, echoed Abdullah’s sentiments regarding economic independence, but believes that reform will do little for Palestine’s economy without an actual end to the occupation.

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