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Penny Johnson
Book Reviewed
Journal of Palestine Studies
In a wide-ranging interview conducted shortly after her release from Israel’s Ofer and Hasharon Prisons, Palestinian National Council member, PFLP activist, and feminist Khalida Jar
Reviewed work(s): Anna’s House: The American Colony in Jerusalem, by Odd Karsten Tveit. Nicosia, Cyprus: Rimal Publications. Translated by Peter Scott-Hansen. 399 pages. Index to p. 406.
On 20 January heads of universities in the occupied territories were summoned by the military authorities to Nablus to meet an "important person." They arrived to find Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin, principal architect of
As the Palestinian uprising became "institutionalized" in the spring of 1988, Palestinian education, officially banned by the military authorities in the West Bank, found new channels through neighborhood-organized classes
COMING OF AGE IN AN INTIFADA
Roughly a decade has passed since Palestinians in the occupied territories opened the doors of their own universities, in response to the difficulties Palestinian students faced in seeking higher education abroad and to th