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Join us on Monday, November 4 for the premiere and discussion of

Jadaliyya Co-Editor Mouin Rabanni joined CNN on 24 August to discuss the ongoing negotiations around a ceasefire in Gaza, the likelihood of reaching a deal, and the roadblocks precluding it.

Join us for a screening of the short film and public intervention project by Huniti Goldox (Areej Huniti & Eliza Goldox). The screening is followed by a conversation with the artists moderated by John Ghazvinian (Penn Middle East Center) and Deborah Thomas (Penn Center for Experimental Ethno..

About Baghdad is the first film made about Iraq after the fall of the Ba’ath regime in July 2003. It won the “Best Documentary” prize at the Big Apple Film Festival Award in New York in 2004. It is perhaps the first effort to privilege the voices of the Iraqi people, from all walks of l..

About Baghdad is the first film made about Iraq after the fall of the Ba’ath regime in July 2003. It won the “Best Documentary” prize at the Big Apple Film Festival Award in New York in 2004. It is perhaps the first effort to privilege the voices of the Iraqi people, from all walks of l..

Host Katty Alhayek speaks with Dr. Sahar Mohamed Khamis about her research interests and current projects. The interview focuses on Khamis's work on gender activism, the gender digital gap, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Arab women.

This anthology explores the human cost of the many interventions on foreign soil, with stories by writers from affected countries- covering everything from torture in Abu Ghraib, to coups and counterrevolutionary wars in Latin America and all-out invasions in the Middle and Far East. Alongside t..

The following press release was written by members of the CUNY Professional Staff Congress who supported the union’s “Resolution in Support of the Palestinian People,” which was passed by the union’s Delegate Assembly on 10 June 2021.

We have curated this collection to focus on materials that reflect on, analyze, and pose questions about the aftermath of the US-led invasion and occupation of Iraq. This post has been updated to include the 19 March 2021 live event abut the eighteenth anniversary of the invasion with Jadali..

Authors Francesca Albanese and Lex Takkenberg will join in a conversation with Ardi Imseis, a professor of law and member of the UN Human Rights Council's Group of Eminent Inte..

Authors Francesca Albanese and Lex Takkenberg will join in a conversation with Ardi Imseis, a professor of law and member of the UN Human Rights Council's Group of Eminent International and Regional Experts on Yemen, and Michael Lynk, professor of law and Special Rapporteur for the hu..

An untold story for most, the women's movement that headed and sustained the First Intifada was a source of tremendous popular power and useful lessons. Noah Black sat down with the director of the award-winning film Naila and the Uprising, Julia Bacha, to discuss this history and more. The film..

This conversation will address the background and consequences of Tuesday's horrific explosion in Beirut, with three distinguished engaged guests who reside in the city. 

As part of Jadaliyya’s new Photography and Audiovisual Narratives page launch on the 7 July, which coincided with Algeria’s independence day, we hosted a live, online discussion of the Battle of Algiers film. The discussion was facilitated by Butheina Kazim, founder ..

As part of Jadaliyya’s new photography and visual narratives page launch on the 7 July, which will coincide with Algeria’s independence day, we will be hosting a live, online discussion of the Battle of Algiers film on Tuesday, July 7 at 1pm EST. The discussion will be faciliated by But..

In 2014, the United Nations has projected that Gaza will be uninhabitable by the year 2020; this year is upon us, so what does this calculation mean? Since the Great March of Return began on March 30, 2018, more than 8000 protestors have been shot by IDF snipers and sustained lower limb injuries..

From Hong Kong to Chile, from Lebanon to India and beyond, protest seems to be the new normal. Yet we are also living through the rise of authoritarian populism and right-wing parties worldwide. How do we make sense of this apparent paradox and understand these global developments?

The Event is sponsored by Film and Video Studies, Film and Media Studies, Middle East and Islamic Studies, Ali Vural Ak Center, Global Affairs and Global Programs, Cultural Studies, DKA at GMU, University Life, and Women and Gender Studies.

WEDNESDAY, 7 NOV 12:00PM 
JOHNSON CENTER, ROOM G (2ND FLOOR) 
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY

Research & Public Engagement in Lebanon:
A Panel Discussion

1:30pm, 23 June 2016
CASAR Seminar Room, Bldg. 37
American University of Beirut

Join us in Beirut for a panel of presentations dealing with the intersection of research and public engagem..

In this interview on Al-Jazeera International`s Inside Story, Jadaliyya Co-Editor Mouin Rabbani, forensic scholar Norman G. Finkelstein, and Greg Roman of the Middle East Forum discuss and debate Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu`s widely dismissed and derided statement..

Join us in Beirut for a panel of presentations dealing with state formation, public institutions, and social mobilizations in the first fifteen years since the formal end of the French of mandate in 1943. This event is the public component of a two-day research workshop on the early independence..

Gulf cities have followed similar paths of urbanization and architecture shaped by state planning and commercial development. While local differences exist, all reflect the demands of government and business, with little attention paid to civic requirements and public spaces.

Recent events..