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Join us on Friday, 13 June for a conversation with Matthew Cockerill about the repeated falsification of Palestinian casualty figures in the Gaza Strip by prominent Israel apologists to provide cover for its genocidal military campaign. T..

In this episode of Long Form Podcast, Francesca Albanese reflects on the campaign by Israel and the United States to dismantle international law and the institution..

Over the past two decades, Amazigh Studies has gained momentum, fostering new academic and cultural initiatives in both North Africa and the Anglophone world. This Critical Amazigh Studies Summer Institute (CASSI) aims to remedy the shortcomings of the current situation of Amazigh studies in Ang..

The assault on academic freedom is intensifying on University campuses. This series takes note of cases of defamation, intimidation, and suspension that faculty are being subjected to in the United States and beyond. We aim to raise awaren..

Contrary to popular thought, becoming a shithole country comes with some huge perks. Who needs to think abo..

On Monday, 3 February, Jadaliyya co-editor Mouin Rabbani spoke with Norman Finkelstein about recent revelations that Judge Julia Sebutinde, President of the International Court of Justice, extensively plagiarized Israel apologists in a dissenting opinion to a major ruling by t..

The reason for writing this book is deeply rooted in my personal and professional journey as an architect from Baghdad who has lived experiences of trauma, war, and loss. Having grown up during the Iraq-Iran War and the subsequent multitudes of aggression and d..

Join our thirteenth edition of “What Have We Learned?” after one year of Israel’s Genocide with Lana Tatour, hosted by Bassam Hadddad. Scholars, journalists, activists, and authors select 5 themes/topics and analyze what we have learned about them. 

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We are together experiencing a catastrophic unfolding of history as Gaza awaits a massive invasion of potentially genocidal proportions. This follows an incessant bombardment of a population increasingly bereft of the necessities of living in response to the Hamas attack in Israel on October 7. ..

In this 12th episode of Gaza on My Mind / غزّة على بالي, we converse with writer @RaedFromGaza about the ever mounting viciousness of Israel’s daily massacres and the silence/inaction of many states around the world, not least in the Arab region. We also discuss with researcher and activist Ibra..

Mouin Rabbani is a researcher, analyst, and commentator specialising in Palestinian affairs, the Arab-Israeli conflict, and the contemporary Middle East. He has among other positions previously served as Principal Political Affairs Officer with the Office of the UN Special Envoy..

As evidenced by recent initiatives, scholars in Middle East studies (MES) are beginning to show a greater interest in pedagogy. That said, classroom teaching and learning remain subsidiary to most MES scholars’ research-focused agendas. More than relegating pedagogy to a lower status, I believe ..

Join us this Thursday for our 6th conversation of Gaza On My Mind \ غزّة على بالي, featuring once again Hind Khoudary’s (@Hind_Gaza) heroic reporting from ground zero in Gaza, Nour Joudah (@nsdoud), addressing the horror of lost family members in Nuseirat, and Dana Erakat along with hosts addres..

On Tuesday, 21 May, Jadaliyya co-editor Mouin Rabbani spoke with investigative reporter Arun Gupta about Israel’s allegations of an organized campaign of sexual violence on 7 October 2023. This episode of Connections examines the claims, their credibility, and their broader objectives.

As we commemorate the 76th anniversary of al-Nakba, we insist on keeping both Gaza and Palestine centered, not just in the “new cycle,” but amongst us, those who are in solidarity with Palestine and advocating for Palestinian freedom. In this 3rd installment of Gaza on My Mind, we are joined by ..

Student protests against Israel’s Genocide in Gaza have engulfed campuses across the United States recently. As the Spring semester unwinds, new/old forms of protests emerge/resurface. On May 15, the UAW 4811, representing 48,000 ..