Originally published on Just Security, Victor Kattan discusses the intersection of the U.S. government’s shifting opinion on Israeli settlements, and the International Criminal Court's probe into the situation in Palestine.
Palestine Square spoke with Yousef Munayyer, a political analyst and the director of USCPR, to understand the implications of this executive order on Palestinian activism and criticism of Israel.
HRW called on official agencies of the Israeli government, as well as social media companies, to desist from actions that encourage the violation of International Human Rights Law and deprive Palestinians in the West Bank of the protections they are due.
The Institute for Palestine Studies and the Khalidi Library in Jerusalem are pleased to announce their partnership to publish a series of six books highlighting the history of Jerusalem and its rich Arab and Islamic cultural heritage.
This installment covers the Israeli Basic Law: Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People that was enacted in July 2018. Two essays explore the implications of the Law on Palestinians in, and outside of, Israel.
In November, settlement numbers are understated, a writer attacks democrats on Palestine-Israel, and killing of civilians is justified. A point of balance is also found in a chronicle from history.
The Institute for Palestine Studies (USA), Inc., (IPS) has an opening for two Spring 2020 interns in the exciting fields of Communications and Outreach.
Palestine Square gathered a diverse group of experts with legal and academic backgrounds for a roundtable to reflect on UNRWA’s role in this era of uncertainty surrounding the question of Palestinian refugees.
The Diaries of Wasif Jawhariyyeh, published by the Institute for Palestine Studies, was named as one of the top 10 eyewitness accounts of 20th century history by The Guardian. Charles Emmerson, a British-Australian historian and the article’s author, ranks The Diaries in fourth place.
