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.
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.
Mouin Rabbani Discusses the Uncertain Future Palestinians Face
IPS Senior Fellow Mouin Rabbani spoke with Gateway - A Podcast from the Middle East about the uncertain future Palestinians are facing amidst the rift betwen Hamas and the Palestinian Authority.
Salim Tamari and Reja-e Busailah Receive 2018 Palestine Book Awards
The Institute for Palestine Studies (IPS) is honored to announce that Salim Tamari and Reja-e Busailah have been recognized by the Middle East Monitor 2018 Palestine Book Awards.
A Video Message from IPS-USA Chairman of the Board and President Rashid Khalidi
With your support, IPS-USA will enter 2019 with even greater determination not only to continue our efforts, but also to expand our work in order to reach new audiences by introducing new programs and publications such as the IPS-USA Podcast and "Current Issues in Focus," a new series of multidisciplinary briefs offering an in-depth look at current developments in Palestine and Israel.
Gaza’s Status Quo Unlikely to Change
While three crucial developments in Gaza today are testing equilibrium of belligerence between Hamas and Israel, the latter is likely to remain committed to status quo.
How Bolton’s Strategies toward Palestine Could backfire at World Court
What the Closure of the PLO Office in Washington Really Means
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