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In a world where the realms of official politics are increasingly dominated by totalizing discourses and entrenched symbolic orders, spontaneous acts of resistance—rooted in the lived experiences and moral sensitivities of the marginalized—rarely find space for expression. Yet, from time to time..

Iran stands at a dangerous crossroads. On June 21, 2025, the United States, under Donald Trump’s direction, launched an illegal and unprecedented military strike against three of Iran’s major nuclear facilities—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. These strikes, carried out in apparent alignment with Is..

Immediately after 2013, I realized that the more Egypt took center stage as an economic and political partner from a Western perspective, and especially from EU member states, the more the game of political and diplomatic moral neoliberalism unfolded, while rea..

On 20 June 2013, Jadaliyya launched the Turkey Page. As the Page Editors noted at the time, we set out on our work “in the midst of ongoing violence unleashed by municipal and state authorities in Turkey against protesters” throughout the country—but also, as one of the page’s founding ..

Our project, titled "Settling Shadows: Cartographic Analysis of Settler Colonialism in the West Bank," is part of a larger research initiative on border geographies. It explores the dynamics of Israeli settler colonialism by analyzing land use and environmental transformations i..

I first traveled to Egypt in 2007 for an Arabic-language program. During that initial trip, I became well-acquainted with a Coptic Orthodox Christian family in Cairo’s Masakin Sheraton neighborhood. I experienced Orthodox liturgy for the first time with them, a..

This book stems from a reaction to the pervasive and acritical use of civilizational paradigms in the study of modern Arabic literature.

Every year, Ghent University awards the Amnesty International Chair to a person who makes a special contribution in the field of human rights. The laureate gives a public lecture at Ghent University and additional guest lectures for students. This year laureate of the Amnesty International Chair..

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..

Join us on Tuesday, 18 March for a conversation with Marc Owen Jones about Israel’s war on truth during its genocidal campaign in the Gaza Strip. This episode of Connections will examine Israel’s systematic deployment of disinformation and the political objectives undergirding..

Jadaliyya co-editor Noura Erakat joined Democracy Now! to discuss the unjust arrest and detainment of Columbia graduate and Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, as well as the bipartisan complicity in perpetuating anti-Palestinian rhetoric responsible for the suppression of free speech amo..

In this extended conversation, Bassam Haddad @4bassam hosts Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist Chris Hedges @ChrisLynnHedges for a bold discussion on changes and continuities in the political landscape of the United States, its policies in the Middle East, and its role in Israel’s genocide in Gaz..

Join us on Friday, 17 January for a conversation with Hrair Balian about the Carter post- presidency and the Middle East. This episode of Connections will discuss the initiatives and activities of Jimmy Carter and the Carter Center in the Middle East during his decades-long post-presidency.

My motivation for writing this book comes from the fact that Tunisian exiles are still not recognized as full political actors, either in France or in Tunisia. Through investigating Tunisian political activism in France since the 1980s, I wanted to show that mi..

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

I finished this book just as the current phase of Israeli genocide against Palestinians began, and I’d like to direct readers to the final question of this NEWTON, which addresses why any of this still matters.

My current research delves deeply into the definitions and perceptions of violence and terrorism, particularly in the Middle East, scrutinizing how these concepts are often framed through a colonial lens.