The journey for Palestinian rights in U.S. courts will likely be a long and difficult one, but the era of Israeli exceptionalism in U.S. court may be coming to an end.
According to 7amleh’s report, online censorship in Palestine operated primarily through direct governmental action on the part of all three ruling regimes.
In a strange coincidence of history, Mr. Trump’s presidential proclamation that “the Heights are part of Israel” was signed on the 38th anniversary of Golan people’s declaration.
Unlike the Oslo Accords’ “final status issues,” International legal and BDS campaigns challenge Israel’s military occupation head-on and almost in real-time.
AIPAC’s smearing of Ilhan Omar demonstrates willingness not just to tolerate real hate when it’s beneficial to their political agenda, but also their willingness to manufacture and weaponize false accusations of hate to serve that agenda.
Michael Bennett’s refusal to become a tool of Israeli propaganda has arguably been the most explicitly political stance, to date, by a high profile athlete.
Why a broad sporting boycott of Israel hasn’t emerged despite major successes for the movement in other arenas such as academia, entertainment, and business.
Israel and Its Palestinian Citizens is a welcome contribution to the literature about the Palestinians in Israel. Its focus on the foundational underpinnings of ethnic privilege means that it will be relevant for years to come.
By digging deep into the National Archives of the United Kingdom, Suárez details the history of the Zionist terror that affected Palestinian civilians, British officials and anti-Zionist Jews.
The latest issue of the Journal of Palestine Studies, Winter 2019, is now available in its entirety for free! Barry Trachtenberg and Kyle Stanton examine the relationship of U.S. Jews toward Zionism.Access the complete issue: http://jps.ucpress.edu/content/48/2
