Journal of Palestine Studies, Autumn 2018
2018 marked seventy years since the Nakba. As the Journal of Palestine Studies embarks on this New Year, we are pleased to offer a special issue that reflects on the anniversary in unprecedented ways while simultaneously looking to the future. The articles in “1948 and Its Shadows” engage what the curators describe as “dead zones in Palestinian history,” in an attempt to “mobilize for potential [future] histories.”
Exclusive: Are U.S. Newspapers Biased Against Palestinians? Analysis of A Hundred Thousand Headlines Says Yes
With the growth of the Palestine solidarity movement, the question is whether these and other news agencies will continue to tarnish their record by disregarding the facts about Palestine.
United Nations Inaction and the Gaza Crisis: Ten Years ago and Today
Ten years since Operation Cast Lead, UN obligations remain unfulfilled.
#TweetYourThobe: Honoring the First Palestinian-American Congresswoman
Palestinian women in the U.S. and around the world celebrated Rep. Tlaib’s inauguration and joined the campaign to share photos of their thobes.
A New Source for the History of Partition: The Secret Testimony to the Peel Commission
Journal of Palestine Studies, Autumn 2018
Exclusive: Are U.S. Newspapers Biased Against Palestinians? Analysis of A Hundred Thousand Headlines Says Yes
United Nations Inaction and the Gaza Crisis: Ten Years ago and Today
Ten years since Operation Cast Lead, UN obligations remain unfulfilled.
#TweetYourThobe: Honoring the First Palestinian-American Congresswoman
An Error of Omission: The Congressional Research Service and Israeli Settlements
Faulty Congressional Research Service reporting reveals bias against Palestinians.
Current Issues In Depth: UNRWA and Palestine Refugee Rights: New Assaults, New Challenges
Current Issues In Depth is a new IPS monograph series that provides history, background, and analysis on pressing topics and events.
The first paper in this series, aims to clarify the fundamental legal and historical issues regarding Palestine Refugees and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) that are being challenged by the current US Administration’s attempts to redefine the Palestine refugee and the decision to completely defund UNRWA.
U.S.-Mexico Border: An Israeli Tech Laboratory
Images of Central American migrant children and their families running through clouds of CS gas went viral on social media. Palestine solidarity activists speculated that Border Patrol used the same U.S.-manufactured teargas as is used by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) against Palestinians.
Encyclopedia: Palestine, Our Homeland (Biladuna Filastin)
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