Resisting Palestinian Erasure in Jerusalem with Jalal Abukhater

Podcast - Resisting Palestinian Erasure in Jerusalem with Jalal Abukhater

The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity.  Jalal Abukhater 0:00 They want us to feel like we are diminishing in existence in Jerusalem, our flag is almost banned at every occasion in Jerusalem, saying you are Palestinian is akin to becoming a criminal. Sometimes if you express Palestinian identity, they suppress […]

Criminalizing Palestine Solidarity Activism in the UK

Criminalizing Palestine Solidarity Activism in the UK

A new wave of repressive UK government policies aims to suppress protest and political expression, posing a direct threat to Palestine solidarity work. Al-Shabaka’s senior policy analyst, 24588, locates this latest crackdown within Britain’s enduring support for Zionism, and shows how only in broad, intersectional alliances can social justice activists effectively repel state-led repression.

Three Threads of the Movement for Palestinian Liberation

Podcast - Three Threads of the Movement for Palestinian Liberation

The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity.  Yara Hawari 0:00 I think we should take inspiration from the Palestinian street. We can also do that within Palestinian civil society and Palestinian organizational spaces. It’s about fostering an environment of like-minded organizations that work together that have clear politics and obvious red […]

Cryptocurrencies and Palestinian Resistance: An Al-Shabaka Debate

Cryptocurrencies and Palestinian Resistance: An Al-Shabaka Debate

The recent cryptocurrency crash raises doubts about its viability as an alternative to standard currencies. But are there aspects of the global phenomenon that are still useful for Palestinian economic and political resistance? Al-Shabaka policy analysts Tariq Dana and Ibrahim Shikaki debate the potential of digital and cryptocurrencies and outline technological opportunities for the Palestinian economy.

Assessing Palestine’s Future: Economy, Security, and Beyond

Assessing Palestine’s Future: Economy, Security, and Beyond

What does Palestine’s future look like, and how would different political scenarios affect various sectors of Palestinian society?

Palestine Beyond Partition and the Nation-State

Palestine Beyond Partition and the Nation-State

What does Palestinian statehood beyond partition and the nation-state framework look like? Which alternatives exist and what are the challenges they might present? Al-Shabaka sits with policy analyst Leila Farsakh to discuss these questions and more, following the publication of her new edited volume, Rethinking Statehood in Palestine: Self-Determination and Decolonization Beyond Partition.

Focus On: Jerusalem Revisited

Article - Focus On: Jerusalem Revisited

Jerusalem is increasingly at the center of developments across colonized Palestine. Indeed, from forced expulsions to attacks on worshipers, the Israeli regime is determined to de-Palestinianize the city. In light of Israel’s ongoing ethnic cleansing campaign and Palestinian Jerusalemites’ resistance to it, Al-Shabaka revisits the topic of Jerusalem with a new selection of publications from our analysts.

Reflections on Palestinian Local Elections with Fadi Quran

Podcast - Reflections on Palestinian Local Elections with Fadi Quran

The transcript below has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity.  Fadi Quran 0:00 I think Palestinian society at large, particularly the younger generation who are more hopeful, are moving towards that big picture. We want Palestine liberated. We want all Palestinians liberated no matter where they are, and we’re willing to sacrifice and find […]

Palestinian Representation: Elections vs. Consensus-Building

Article - Palestinian Representation: Elections vs. Consensus-Building

In light of the March 2022 Palestinian municipal elections, we revisit our August 2020 piece on the question of representation vis-à-vis elections and consensus-building. Al-Shabaka’s policy analyst, Nijmeh Ali, critically examines different forms of Palestinian political representation given their geographic fragmentation, as well as the structures of the PLO itself, offering suggestions for the future.