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Journal of Palestine Studies

Issue Number: 193

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ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH THE ACTUAL HISTORY of Palestine knows of the crucial importance of Britain’s actions during the Mandate; of the ethnic cleansing of Palestine in 1948; and of the United States’ role in the elaboration of the Camp David agreements, the Oslo Accor

From the Editor

Issue Number: 192

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THERE ARE TWO CONSTANTS in the era of Trump. One is the overtly racist prejudice of the U.S. president and his circle, and their cynical and shameless appeal to the bigotry and white supremacist proclivities of a key segment of their electoral base.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 191

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From the Editor

Issue Number: 190

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THE JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STUDIES has devoted sustained attention to three critical issues of late: the passage in July 2018 of the so-called Jewish Nation-State Law by the Israeli Knesset, the conflation of anti-Zionism with anti-Sem

From the Editor

Issue Number: 189

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THE RENOWNED AUSTRALIAN ANTHROPOLOGIST Patrick Wolfe has often been quoted as saying that settler colonialism was “a structure, not an event.” In line with this definition, the Nakba—which precipitated the mass dispossessi

From the Editor

Issue Number: 188

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FOR DECADES, we have heard the mantra endlessly repeated that Israel was and could be both “Jewish and democratic.” Today, the contradictions inherent in this formulation have become ever more apparent.

And Now What? The Trump Administration and the Question of Jerusalem

Issue Number: 187

Essays

U.S. policy on the Middle East, in general, and on Palestine, in particular, witnessed a seismic shift in the closing days of 2017: the U.S.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 187

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THIS SPECIAL ISSUE of the Journal marks something of a departure from our usual focus on the history, politics, and social science aspects of the study of Palestine as it is largely devoted to a cluster of contrib

From the Editor

Issue Number: 186

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THESE ARE EXTRAORDINARY TIMES where Palestine is concerned. In December 2017, a U.S.

Introduction: Historical Landmarks in the Hundred Years’ War on Palestine

Issue Number: 185

Essays

This essay argues that what has been going on in Palestine for a century has been mischaracterized.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 185

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WITH THIS SPECIAL ISSUE, the Journal of Palestine Studies addresses the signal moments discussed in my essay, “Historical Landmarks

From the Editor

Issue Number: 184

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ONCE AGAIN, the moldering corpse of a U.S.-sponsored peace process is being propelled back onto the world stage.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 183

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THE PAST QUARTER CENTURY has been marked by the rapidly declining cohesion and effectiveness of the Palestinian national movement, the stren

From the Editor

Issue Number: 182

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WITH THE ADVENT IN WASHINGTON of an administration with radical new priorities regarding Israel, and a disdain for Palestinian rights, Palestine is hovering on the brink of a seismic shift.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 181

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THE PREPARATION OF THIS ISSUE coincided with a peculiar U.S. presidential campaign that left foreigners, and many Americans, baffled at its twists and turns.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 180

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THE DECEPTIVELY NAMED PEACE PROCESS recently got another boost from the French government.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 179

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PALESTINE IN RECENT MONTHS has witnessed a new kind of continuous, low-level ferment that betokens many Palestinians’ profound disquiet with the status quo: Israel’s ever more entrenched military occupati

Introduction

Issue Number: 178

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From the Editor

Issue Number: 178

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IN 1988 EDWARD SAID WROTE, “the establishment of Israel as a state in 1948 occurred partly because the Zionists [. .

From the Editor

Issue Number: 177

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AGREEMENT in the summer of 2015 on the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action pertaining to Iran’s nuclear program marked much more than the end of long years of contention over this topic and the culmination o

From the Editor

Issue Number: 176

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THE PALE

From the Editor

Issue Number: 148

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WITH ALL THE ATTENTION PAID to the erosion of civil liberties of U.S.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 149

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AS THIS ISSUE goes to press, the Bush-Cheney administration is coming to a close.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 150

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THE 4 NOVEMBER ELECTION of Barack Obama as president of the United States has inspired many to hope for a fresh start at home and abroad.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 151

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OPERATION CAST LEAD, the latest in a series of brutal Israeli military actions against the Gaza Strip that began even before it was occupied during the 1967 war, differed from previous actions in the particularly savage na

From the Editor

Issue Number: 175

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ISRAEL’S MARCH 2015 ELECTION took place as this issue of the Journal of Palestine Studies was going to press.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 174

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From the Editor

Issue Number: 169

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Interview with Hanan Ashrawi: Oslo, the PA, and Reinventing the PLO

Issue Number: 173

مقابلات ومناقشات

In her current capacity as the Head of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Information and Culture Department and a member of the PLO Executive Committee, as a former negotiator with the United States over the terms of Palestinian participation in the Madr

The Dahiya Doctrine, Proportionality, and War Crimes

Issue Number: 173

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IN JULY 2014, Israel launched its third and most massive military assault in a period of less than six years on the 1.8 million people of the Gaza Strip.

Israel: A Carceral State

Issue Number: 172

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There are numerous misleading ways of framing the conflict in Palestine.

Commentary: The Kerry Negotiations

Issue Number: 171

As the four commentaries that follow indicate, in the end, the United States hewed closely to a

From the Editor

Issue Number: 171

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A MOVING TARGET like the effort of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to mediate between Israel and the Palestinians is difficult for a quarterly journal to deal with.

The United States and the Palestinians, 1977-2012: The Key Moments

Issue Number: 168

Essays

This essay, based on the author’s talk presenting a recent book, Brokers of Deceit: How the U.S. Has Undermined Peace in the Middle East, examines the dynamics of U.S.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 168

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THIS ISSUE OF JPS comes out as the PLO and Israel engage in yet another round of negotiations, under the sponsorship and oversight of the United States.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 170

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In Remembrance: Elias Shoufani

Issue Number: 167

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In Remembrance: Elias Shoufani, 1932-2013

From the Editor

Issue Number: 167

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THIS ISSUE OF the Journal contains several notable features.

The Palestine Question Amid Regional Transformations

Issue Number: 166

مقابلات ومناقشات

From the Editor

Issue Number: 166

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At first glance the contents of this issue of the Journal appear disparate, ranging as they do over the Israeli settlement project, Tony Blair’s tenure as Quartet Middle East representative, the role of Islamic Jihad, and

From the Editor

Issue Number: 165

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If American politicians, the mainstream media, and most of the supposed experts in think tanks inside the Beltway are to be believed, Iran represents a looming threat not only to its immediate vicinity (and especially Isra

The Palestinian Dilemma: PLO Policy After Lebanon

Issue Number: 57

مقالات

The Brookings Report: A Commentary

Issue Number: 69

The Resolutions of the 19th Palestine National Council

Issue Number: 74

مقالات

Observations on the Right of Return

Issue Number: 82

مقالات

Few issues in the Arab-Israeli conflict are as contentious as that of the Palestinian right of return (haq al-'awda).

The Centrality of Jerusalem to an End of Conflict Agreement

Issue Number: 119

Essays

More than any other issue of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Jerusalem has deep resonance for all the parties.

Toward a Clear Palestinian Strategy

Issue Number: 124

Essays

IT IS STILL TOO EARLY TO SAY whether history will rank the most recent turning point in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict with the cataclysmic transformation of Palestine of 1948 or with the dislocations of 1967 and 1982.

Looking Back, Looking Forward

Issue Number: 125

مقابلات ومناقشات

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From the Editor

Issue Number: 131

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THIS SPECIAL ISSUE OF the Journal of Palestine Studies is dedicated to Edward W.

A Musical and Personal Collaboration: Daniel Barenboim Talks about Edward Said

Issue Number: 131

في الذاكرة

From the Editor

Issue Number: 133

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A COMMON THEME running through most of the articles in this issue is the daily struggle of ordinary Palestinians in the ever shrinking spaces to which they are confined.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 134

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THIS IS THE FIRST ISSUE of JPS since Yasir Arafat’s death in November 2004 marked the end of an era in Palestinian politics.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 135

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THIS ISSUE COVERS a broad range of topics, including an assessment of Palestinian prospects after the passing of Yasir Arafat, two contributions touching on aspects of the post-9/11 Middle East, an article about a little k

From the Editor

Issue Number: 136

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APPEARING AT THE TIME of Israel’s disengagement from the Gaza Strip and a tiny portion of the northern West Bank, this issue of the Journal of Palestine Studies includes two long articles that put the event in some histori

From the Editor

Issue Number: 138

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GIVEN ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER Ariel Sharon’s powerful impact on Israeli politics, his ‎sudden departure from the scene undoubtedly marks the end of an era.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 137

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WITH THE COMPLETION of the unilateral disengagement from the Gaza Strip, Israel’s long-term plans for the West Bank have come into sharp relief.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 139

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AS A QUARTERLY, the Journal of Palestine Studies naturally cannot respond rapidly to events.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 140

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INCREASINGLY, the international focus on Palestine has targeted Hamas, particularly after its victory in the January 2006 elections for the Palestine Council.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 141

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Some issues relating to Palestine and the Arab-Israeli conflict seem always to be with us. And they seem always to be treated the same way in certain quarters, starting with much of the U.S. media.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 142

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Chaos reigns in the occupied territories, the prison’s inmates turning on one another while their jailors look on smugly.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 143

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From the Editor

Issue Number: 144

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From the Editor

Issue Number: 145

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Forty years ago this November, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 242, aimed at resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict—most immediately, the consequences of the June 1967 war, during which Israel seized territories fr

From the Editor

Issue Number: 146

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ONCE AGAIN, Gaza dominates the news coming out of Palestine, where the aftershocks of Hamas’s 2007 takeover continue to reverberate.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 147

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Sixty years ago the Zionist movement launched an all-out military offensive to establish a Jewish state in a country with a two-thirds Arab majority.

Remembering Mahmud Darwish

Issue Number: 149

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AN AURA OF INFINITE SADNESS seemed to attach to Mahmud Darwish over the nearly four decades I knew him.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 152

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THIS SPECIAL ISSUE of JPS celebrates the work of the renowned anthropologist Rosemary Sayigh, a pioneer in the field of refugee studies and the first scholar to emphasize the signal importance of Palestinian refugees in th

From the Editor

Issue Number: 153

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This issue of JPS contains two historiographical interventions and several items on political developments in Palestine in the recent past and present, including an exclusive interview with Palestinian prime minister Salam

Remembering Shafiq al-Hout (1932-2009)

Issue Number: 153

في الذاكرة

Shafiq al-Hout was one of the original founders of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) in 1964, a member of its Executive Committee in 1966–68 and 1991–93, the long-time PLO representative in Lebanon, a prolific a

From the Editor

Issue Number: 154

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In this issue, JPS addresses many elements of the Arab-Israeli conflict and

From the Editor

Issue Number: 155

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Since Israel’s winter 2008–2009 offensive against the Gaza Strip, it has seemed that we are living through a period of après-Gaza.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 156

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THE ROLE OF U.S. PRESIDENTS in making policy on Palestine is an insufficiently studied topic.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 157

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THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT has increasingly been defined in terms of the resolution of the question of the Palestinian territories occupied in 1967: East Jerusalem, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 158

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CAN PALESTINE ACHIEVE LIBERATION unilaterally by state-building and economic growth, despite the ongoing constraints of a suffocating occupation?

From the Editor

Issue Number: 159

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A NUMBER OF THE ESSAYS and other items appearing in the current issue of the Journal of Palestine Studies have direct or indirect bearing on Palestinian stra

From the Editor

Issue Number: 160

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AS THE GREATEST POWER of the region in control of the whole of Mandatory Palestine (plus areas of Syria), Israel has never been shy about making demands on the Arabs, especially the Palestinians.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 161

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THIS ISSUE OF THE JOURNAL carries an article, a report, and three essays which share a focus on recent events, as well as two substantial articles on historical topics with continuing relevance, about the Greek Orthodox an

From the Editor

Issue Number: 162

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AS A WAVE of revolution, unrest and upheaval sweeps slowly across the Arab world, one question has arisen repeatedly.

From the Editor

Issue Number: 163

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This issue of the Journal of Palestine Studies goes to press between May 15 and June 7 2012, the sixty-fourth anniversary of the Palestinian Nakba and the forty-fifth anniversary of the occupation of the West Bank, Gaza St

From the Editor

Issue Number: 164

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As this issue went to press, prospective Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney delivered himself of a glaring series of gaffes and insults about the Palestinians in a speech in Jerusalem whose level of pandering le

Rodinson: Israel-A Colonial Settler State?

Issue Number: 12

مراجعات

Randal: Going All the Way

Issue Number: 48

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Smith: The Roots of Separatism in Palestine

Issue Number: 98

مراجعات

Pappé: A History of Modern Palestine: One Land, Two Peoples

Issue Number: 137

مراجعات

Ayalon: Reading Palestine: Printing and Literacy, 1900–1948

Issue Number: 141

مراجعات

Reading Palestine: Printing and Literacy, 1900–1948, by Ami Ayalon. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2004. xii + 160 pages. Notes to p. 184. Sources to p. 200. Index to p. 207. $55.00 cloth; $21.95 paper.

Said: Politics of Dispossession and Representations of the Intellectual

Issue Number: 95

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Miller: Government and Society in Rural Palestine 1920-1948; Stein: The Land Question in Palestine, 1917-1939

Issue Number: 65

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