This webinar will focus on regional dynamics in light of the war in Gaza. For decades, Palestine was the central question for Arab countries, an epicenter for mobilization and alliances. Starting with the Camp David accords in 1978, and later … Continue reading Recentering Palestine: Shifting Regional Dynamics
Colonization confines indigenous and native peoples, not only spatially but also psychologically. Continuous colonial repression, subjugation, and attempts at erasure redirect the energies of those struggling for liberation to the immediate, and hinder the capacity to imagine possibilities for alternative … Continue reading Breaking Through Colonial Barriers
In this “Med This Week”, I argue that Palestinians should flee “inwards” towards their towns they have been expelled from in the first place, and not flee “outwards” towards other sites of refuge and exile. Published by The Italian Institute for … Continue reading Gaza: Nowhere to leave?
“After the Hamas attacks to Southern Israel on 7 October last, violence is escalating in Israel-Palestine, with the nightmare of a long-lasting war and a destiny of death and sufferings looming large. Against this backdrop, the risk of a conflict … Continue reading Amid Escalating Violence, is Dialogue Possible on Gaza?
Alaa Tartir, Program Director of Al-Shabaka, Engaged Scholar, Global Citizen 